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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.

See also

Recording	English	Spanish	Learn
	want (2nd person singular)	quieres	Learn

Examples of "want" in use

There are 27 examples of the Spanish word for "want" being used:

Recording	English	Spanish	Learn
	I want to sell my farm.	Quiero vender mi finca.	Learn
	I want you to come here.	Quiero que vengas aquí.	Learn
	I want to go to sleep tomorrow.	Quiero ir a dormir mañana.	Learn
	I want to say I’m sorry.	Quiero decir que lo siento.	Learn
	I want you to dig a hole.	Quiero que caves un agujero.	Learn
	I want you to stay with Tom.	Quiero que te quedes con Tom.	Learn
	I want to marry a virgin.	Quiero casarme con una virgen.	Learn

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Lesson phrases

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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