No. 2,624 in Spanish
deseen
"Desen" is the subjunctive form of "desear," meaning "they wish" or "they want."
In a sentence
Los alumnos deben estudiar lo que deseen para sus proyectos.
Students should study whatever they desire for their projects.
In this sentence, 'deseen' is used as the third person plural present subjunctive form of the verb 'desear', implying a wish or preference.
Es importante que ellos deseen aprender algo nuevo.
It is important that they wish to learn something new.
Here, 'deseen' conveys a necessity or desire in the subjunctive mood for learning something new.
Que deseen éxito en sus metas personales se refleja en sus esfuerzos.
Their desire for success in their personal goals is reflected in their efforts.
The subjunctive 'deseen' emphasizes the subjectivity or aspiration related to their personal success.
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