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"want (1st person singular)" in Dutch

wil
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “want (1st person singular)” is wil.

Pronounced the same

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want (2nd person singular, question form) wil
wants wil

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want (plural) willen
want wilt

Examples of "want" in use

There are 90 examples of the Dutch word for "want" being used:
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I want coffee with milk. Ik wil koffie met melk.
I want to stay. Ik wil blijven.
I want to stay here. Ik wil hier blijven.
I would like some bread. Ik wil graag wat brood.
would you please wil je alsjeblieft
I want your book, please. Ik wil je boek alsjeblieft.
I want a coffee, please. Ik wil alsjeblieft een koffie.
I want to eat. Ik wil eten.
I don’t want to speak about myself. Ik wil niet van mij zelf spreken.
I don’t want to speak for myself. Van mij zelf wil ik niet spreken.

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Do you want to sleep now?,
I don’t want a car.,
I don’t want it.,
I don’t want to be alone with Tom.,
I don’t want to be forced to turn on my webcam.,
I don’t want to continue pressing the issue.,
I don’t want to jump to any conclusions.,
I don’t want to lose my customers.,
I don’t want to offend you,
I don’t want to speak about myself.,
I don’t want to speak for myself.,
I don’t want to talk about it anymore.,
I don’t want to work with Tom.,
I only want to live in an apartment if it has a balcony.,
I want a banana.,
I want a can of tomatoes.,
I want a coffee, please.,
I want a dish containing bread.,
I want a dish containing chicken.,
I want a dish containing eggs.
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