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No. 392 in Catalan

vull

"Vull" means "I want" in English.

In a sentence

  • Vull aprendre a tocar la guitarra.

    I want to learn to play the guitar.

    Here, "vull" means "I want" and is used to express the speaker's desire.

  • Vull que m'ajudis amb aquest exercici.

    I want you to help me with this exercise.

    In this sentence, "vull" introduces a subordinate clause starting with "que," conveying a desired action or request directed at another person.

  • No vull anar a la festa avui.

    I do not want to go to the party today.

    In this example, "vull" is negated with "no," expressing the speaker's lack of desire or preference against doing something.

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