Examples of using "Haluaisi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom would like a sandwich.
Is that what Tom would want?
- I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise.
- I don't want to spoil the surprise.
- Who'd want to hire Tom?
- Who would want to hire Tom?
Tom would rather stay.
Won't you come home?
I wouldn't want to live here.
Who'd like to go first?
Tom would like to be able to speak French.
Won't you have some more coffee?
I wouldn't like to be in her shoes.
Tom would like to have a smooth skin.
Why would Tom want to kill anyone?
I wouldn't want you to get fired.
- Tom would want me to help you.
- Tom wants me to help you.
Why would Tom want Mary to leave?
Who doesn't like having their back scratched?
Why would anybody be willing to do that?
Tom would like to see the Eiffel Tower.
Tom would like to be a better swimmer.
Tom wanted to be like his brother, John.
You wouldn't want to miss it, hm?
I don't like to have a doctor examine me.
Tom would never want to hurt you.
Don't you want to get some fresh air?
I would not have you other than you are.
You know this isn't the way I want things to be.
Who doesn't want to look young and sexy?
I still can't see why Tom would want to go.
We wouldn't want to disobey the teacher, would we?
- I figured you wouldn't want to go there without me.
- I figured that you wouldn't want to go there without me.
I'd rather not discuss it right now.
- Tom said he'd like to visit Boston.
- Tom said that he'd like to visit Boston.
You thought Tom would want to do that, didn't you?
I don't want to rush you, but let's try to catch the next bus.
You don't want that crawling up your trouser leg. Just watch where you step.
- I'm not sure Tom would want Mary to kiss him.
- I'm not sure that Tom would want Mary to kiss him.
- I thought you didn't want to talk about this matter.
- I thought that you didn't want to talk about this matter.
I just don't understand why Tom would want to do that.
If Tom wanted to kill me, I'd already be dead.
Tom likes to sing. He would like to study music at university.
- Tom said he'd like to have another cup of coffee.
- Tom said that he'd like to have another cup of coffee.
It's a nice place, but I wouldn't live there.
- Tom must've known Mary wouldn't want to do that.
- Tom must have known Mary wouldn't want to do that.
I hate to interrupt you, but I need to say something.
It's a nice place, but I wouldn't live there.
Tom doesn't go to the movies as often as he'd like to.
Tom said he'd love to go to Boston with us.
I don't want to give them any reason to think I'm not willing to do my job.
It's a nice country to visit, but I wouldn't live there.
- Why would anyone want to do that?
- Why would anybody want to do that?
Tom said he'd love to go to Boston with us in October.
I'm tired of everything; I would like nothing more than to be in the Canary Islands.
Tom acts like he doesn't want to be seen with us.
I don't want to give them any reason to think I'm not willing to do my job.
Tom acts like he doesn't want to be seen with us.
- Tom had trouble believing that Mary would actually want to go out with him.
- Tom had trouble believing Mary would actually want to go out with him.
- Tom told me that he would like me to come over tomorrow afternoon.
- Tom told me he would like me to come over tomorrow afternoon.
Every man would like to be God, if it were possible; some few find it difficult to admit the impossibility.
- Tom said he wanted to drop in on some old friends while he was in Boston.
- Tom said that he wanted to drop in on some old friends while he was in Boston.
Tom knew that he should study French every day if he really wanted to learn it.
- Tom said he'd like to be a fish.
- Tom said that he'd like to be a fish.