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"want (2nd person singular, question form)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “want (2nd person singular, question form)” is wil.

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want (1st person singular) wil
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Examples of "want" in use

There are 26 examples of the Dutch word for "want" being used:
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What do you want to do? Wat wil je doen?
Who wants to go? Wie wil er gaan?
What do you want to do while you’re here? Wat wil je doen zolang je hier bent?
Do you want to stay here? Wil je hier blijven?
Where do you want to go? Waar wil je heen?
What do you want to eat? Wat wil je eten?
He wants to buy a car. Hij wil een auto kopen.
“Can you stop doing that?” said the mother. “Wil je dat nu wel eens laten?” zei de moeder.
How many languages do you want to learn? Hoeveel talen wil je leren?
You can use my car, if you want to. Je mag mijn auto gebruiken, als je wil.

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Do you want a fresh towel?,
Do you want to continue the course?,
Do you want to embarrass me in front of my friends?,
Do you want to play together?,
Do you want to stay here?,
Don’t you want any orange juice?,
He wants to buy a car.,
How many languages do you want to learn?,
How much paper do you want?,
I want to drink some water.,
Well, will you ever shut up?,
What do you want to do on Monday?,
What do you want to do while you’re here?,
What do you want to do?,
What do you want to eat?,
What kind of hat do you want?,
What kind of stuff do you want?,
Where do you want to go?,
Who wants to go?,
Why do you want to dance?
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