No. 6,986 in Catalan
want
The Catalan word for "want" is "voler," meaning "to desire or wish for something."
In a sentence
Vull un got d'aigua.
I want a glass of water.
Here, 'vull' is used as an imperative to express a desire to possess or obtain something.
Vol fer una pregunta.
He/She wants to ask a question.
In this sentence, 'vol' communicates an intention or desire to perform an action.
Vols anar al cinema avui?
Do you want to go to the cinema today?
Here, 'vols' is used to inquire about someone else's preference or desire.
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