No. 12,363 in German
vill
The word "vill" is not German; it may be a typo or mistaken for "will," which means "wants" or "will" (future tense auxiliary).
In a sentence
Ich will heute ins Kino gehen.
I want to go to the cinema today.
The word 'will' in this sentence expresses desire or intent to do something. It is used as a modal verb.
Willst du mit mir lernen?
Do you want to study with me?
Here, 'willst' is the second-person singular form of 'wollen,' indicating a desire or wish in a question format.
Der Schüler sagt, dass er viel lernen will.
The student says that he wants to learn a lot.
In this example, 'will' is used to express intent in reported speech with the desire to perform an action.
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