No. 4,739 in German
wollt
"Want" or "wanted," second-person plural form of "wollen" (you [all] want).
In a sentence
Wollt ihr heute Abend ins Konzert gehen?
Do you want to go to the concert tonight?
In this sentence, 'wollt' is used in the second-person plural informal form of the verb 'wollen', which means 'want'. It indicates a desire or intention by the group addressed.
Warum wollt ihr das nicht machen?
Why don't you want to do that?
Here, 'wollt' expresses a negated intention or desire of the addressed group (second-person plural informal). It shows a questioning of their motives.
Ihr wollt also wirklich umziehen.
So you really want to move.
In this context, 'wollt' is used to affirm the intention or desire of the group addressed to move, reflecting their confirmed wishes.
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