| 20.17 to want to (querer) |
To want to (= querer) can be full verb or a modal verb. To say I want to sounds kind of impolite and hard. In English the more common form is I would like to. The Spanish are more direct they say quiero.
| Example for querer as full verb |
|
common:
I would like to have 200 g of cheese. |
| Spanish use to want to |
|
as full verb: Quiero un pedazo
de queso. = I want to / would like
to have a piece of cheese. No quiere hacerlo.
= He doesn't want to do it. |
| contact privacy statement imprint |
