voglio Learn Unstarted Summary The Italian translation for “I want” is voglio. Examples of "I want" in use There are 23 examples of the Italian word for "I want" being used: Recording English Italian Learn I want to speak Italian. Voglio parlare italiano. Learn Yes, I want to pay by credit card. Sì, voglio pagare con carta di credito. Learn I want to order a croissant and a cappuccino. Voglio ordinare un cornetto e un cappuccino. Learn I want to stay. Voglio restare. Learn I don't want to die. Non voglio morire. Learn I want to stay here. Voglio restare qui. Learn I’m sorry, but I don't want to order anything. Mi dispiace, ma non voglio ordinare nulla. Learn I want you to come here. Voglio che tu venga qui. Learn I want to eat some bread. Voglio mangiare del pane. Learn I want to go to Italy tomorrow. Voglio andare in Italia domani. Learn Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Next page Next › Last page Last » Practice Lesson "I want" Practice (18) Lesson Learn Lesson words I want etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases I don't want to die., I want a cat., I want some food., I want to eat some bread., I want to go to Italy for vacation., I want to go to Italy tomorrow., I want to go to the airport., I want to order a croissant and a cappuccino., I want to order some cheese., I want to speak Italian., I want to swallow this green pill., I want water., I’m sorry, but I don't want to order anything., Without you, I want to die., Yes, I really want to go to Italy with my friend., Yes, I want the cappuccino with extra sugar., Yes, I want to pay by credit card. etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Miscellaneous 3 Part of Speech Courses Verbs (Present tense, 1st person singular) 1 Acknowledgements Audio Google text-to-speech
