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"want (1st person singular)" in Spanish

quiero
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Summary

The Spanish translation for “want (1st person singular)” is quiero.

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want (2nd person singular) quieres

Examples of "want" in use

There are 27 examples of the Spanish word for "want" being used:
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I want to sleep. Quiero dormir.
I want your book, please. Quiero tu libro, por favor.
I want a coffee, please. Yo quiero un café, por favor.
I want to go to Japan! ¡Quiero ir a Japón!
I want to leave now. Quiero irme ahora.
I want a banana. Quiero un plátano.
I don’t want this banana. No quiero este plátano.
I want the chicken with cheese, please. Yo quiero el pollo con queso, por favor.
I want to work. Quiero trabajar.
I want to sell my house. Quiero vender mi casa.

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Do you want coffee or not?,
I don’t know if I want to eat with you.,
I don’t want this banana.,
I want a banana.,
I want a coffee, please.,
I want coffee with milk.,
I want the chicken with cheese, please.,
I want to dance with my family.,
I want to go to Japan!,
I want to go to sleep tomorrow.,
I want to leave now.,
I want to read with my family.,
I want your book, please.
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