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to want something

to want something

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What do you want to do? An--- g---- n---? Anong gusto niyo? 0 +
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Na-- n-- b--- m------ n- s-----? Nais nyo bang maglaro ng soccer? 0 +
Do you want to visit friends? Na-- n-- b--- b-------- a-- m-- k------- n---? Nais nyo bang bisitahin ang mga kaibigan niyo? 0 +
     
to want gu--o gusto 0 +
I don’t want to arrive late. Ay----- h----- d-------. Ayokong huling dumating. 0 +
I don’t want to go there. Ay----- p-----a Ayokong pumunta 0 +
     
I want to go home. Gu--- k- n--- u----. Gusto ko nang umuwi. 0 +
I want to stay at home. Gu--- k--- m------- s- b----. Gusto kong manatili sa bahay. 0 +
I want to be alone. Gu--- k--- m--------. Gusto kong mapag-isa. 0 +
     
Do you want to stay here? Gu--- m- d----- m-------? Gusto mo ditong manatili? 0 +
Do you want to eat here? Gu--- m- d----- k-----? Gusto mo ditong kumain? 0 +
Do you want to sleep here? Gu--- m- d----- m------? Gusto mo ditong matulog? 0 +
     
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Na-- m- b--- b---- u-----? Nais mo bang bukas umalis? 0 +
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Na-- m- b--- m------- h------- b----? Nais mo bang manatili hanggang bukas? 0 +
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Na-- m- b--- b---- p- b-------- a-- m-- b------? Nais mo bang bukas pa babayaran ang mga bayarin? 0 +
     
Do you want to go to the disco? Gu--- n-- b--- p------ s- d----? Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa disko? 0 +
Do you want to go to the cinema? Gu--- n-- b--- p------ s- s------? Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa sinehan? 0 +
Do you want to go to a café? Gu--- n-- b--- p------ s- c---? Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa café? 0 +
     

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