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"want (2nd person singular)" in Spanish

quieres

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Summary

The Spanish translation for “want (2nd person singular)” is quieres.

See also

Recording	English	Spanish	Learn
	want (1st person singular)	quiero	Learn

Examples of "want" in use

There are 7 examples of the Spanish word for "want" being used:

Recording	English	Spanish	Learn
	Why do you want this dog?	¿Por qué quieres este perro?	Learn
	Do you want to sleep now?	¿Quieres dormir ahora?	Learn
	Why do you want his apple and his banana?	¿Por qué quieres su manzana y su plátano?	Learn
	Do you want coffee or not?	¿Quieres café o no?	Learn
	Why do you want to dance?	¿Por qué quieres bailar?	Learn
	Do you want the water? Yes, please.	¿Quieres el agua? Sí, por favor.	Learn
	Boy, you don't want to go to Japan.	Chico, no quieres ir a Japón.	Learn

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Boy, you don't want to go to Japan.,

Do you want coffee or not?,

Do you want the water? Yes, please.,

Do you want to sleep now?,

I am eating this banana.,

I am in the library.,

Why do you want his apple and his banana?,

Why do you want this dog?,

Why do you want to dance?

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