Examples of using "Volontiers" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I don't mind if I do!
- Don't mind if I do!
They did it willingly.
All right. How many?
Don't mind if I do!
I gladly accept that and gladly pass on.
He did it willingly.
She did it willingly.
I like to eat.
She likes to read.
I like listening to him.
- I'll be glad to come.
- I will be glad to come.
- I'll gladly come.
The old man tends to exaggerate.
- All right. How many?
- Okay. How much?
I'd be willing to pay you.
He did it willingly.
They did it willingly.
They did it willingly.
I'd be happy to help you.
I'd like to see her.
May I come in? - Yes gladly.
Yes, with pleasure.
I gladly accepted his proposal.
Yes, with pleasure.
We gladly accept your offer.
- I like to run.
- I like running.
She likes to read books.
I like reading this article.
- I'd like something to drink.
- I would like something to drink.
He likes to read books.
He gladly accepted our offer.
- I like going on trips in my car.
- I like to travel with my car.
Termites like to eat wood.
Tom likes eating raw oysters.
I like to decorate my room with flowers.
We gladly accept your offer.
He likes to go on explorations to Africa.
She doesn't like to speak in public.
I don't like going to school.
He likes to go to the beach sometimes
I like to eat peas.
I'd like to help them if I can.
I am happy to come with you this evening.
I would walk, except it's too hot.
I'd gladly speak with you on this subject.
- I'll be glad to come.
- I will be glad to come.
I willingly join the Chinese Communist Party.
I'll gladly pay you anytime.
Far from hesitating, she willingly offered to help me.
If I had the time, I would visit you with pleasure.
- She would willingly come but she was on vacation.
- She was happy to come, but she was on holiday.
If it's good and you can help, then gladly.
The old man tends to exaggerate.
- Sure, why not?
- Sure, why not.
He likes to read books.
I love reading books.
- Yes, please.
- Yes, gladly.
- Yes, with pleasure.
We like going to the museum.
I like to go shopping in that store.
I'd like to help her if I can.
Sure, why not?
I'd like an orange juice.
I feel like having a drink.
I love to go to the movies.
You're welcome to stay with us as long as you want.
I'd gladly pay more for something if it's of high quality.
I'd like to help them if I can.
I thought you liked to learn new things.
- I'll be glad to come.
- I will be glad to come.
- I'll gladly come.
He must like taking walks.
Tom has willingly done everything we've asked him to do.
- I don't like to speak in public.
- I dislike speaking in public.
Since you like to write letters, why don't you drop her a line?
Oh! he said, I would gladly drown myself, if the water was not so cold!
I would like to go to the beach with you but today I don't have time.
Wealthy immigrants from China are happy to pay stratospherical prices for homes in Vancouver.