Examples of using "Voglia" in a sentence and their english translations:
I feel like seeing you.
She felt like crying.
She looks like she wants to leave.
Do you think he still wants to marry me?
Do you think she still wants to see me?
Do you think he still wants to see me?
Do you think she still wants to marry me?
- Do you think he still wants to marry me?
- Do you think she still wants me to stay with her?
I don't feel like helping you.
What do you think Tom wants?
- I feel like taking a rest.
- I feel like a rest.
I feel like vomiting.
I feel like going out.
I'll take whoever wants to go.
I feel like having some kebab.
- I feel like singing.
- I want to sing.
I felt like screaming.
I felt like killing myself.
I don't feel like dancing.
I don't feel like it.
Do you think Tom wants to eat now?
Tom seems to want to talk to you.
It looks like Tom wants to leave.
I'm dying to meet them.
I'm dying to see you.
You make me want to throw up!
- I think Tom wants to kill himself.
- I think that Tom wants to kill himself.
I don't feel like working.
I think there's something Tom wants.
I feel like having an ice cream.
I'm dying to know.
I feel like learning Esperanto.
I am dying to see her again.
I have no desire to try.
I'm dying to see it.
I don't feel like eating anything.
I'm sure Tom wants to do that.
She said she felt like dancing.
anywhere you want to go.
I want to see them again.
- I'm not in the mood.
- I am not in the mood
I felt like running away.
I feel like going out.
She felt like dancing.
I feel like seeing you.
I want to see you!
- Please respond.
- Please reply.
I feel like having a pizza.
Please go!
I feel like seeing you.
I feel sleepy.
I'm sleepy!
I'd like some cheese.
- I feel like taking a walk.
- I feel like walking.
- I don't think Tom wants to leave.
- I don't think that Tom wants to leave.
I don't feel like sleeping right now.
I feel like playing, too.
- I'm dying to see Kumiko.
- I really want to see Kumiko.
- I really want to meet Kumiko.
I'm really looking forward to seeing you.
Do you think she still wants to live with me?
Do you think he still wants to live with me?
The old man lost the will to live.
I don't feel like speaking German.
- I'm dying to see him.
- I'm dying to see it.
I'm dying to see her.
- I think Tom wants to sell us something.
- I think that Tom wants to sell us something.
I don't feel much like talking.
I don't feel like talking anymore.
- I think Tom wants more.
- I think that Tom wants more.
I felt like talking to someone.
- Tom is unlikely to want to do that.
- Tom isn't likely to want to do that.
- I don't think Tom wants to go.
- I don't think that Tom wants to go.
She said she felt like getting drunk.
He said that he felt like crying.
I'm dying to meet Tom.
I don't feel like doing anything today.
I feel like a drink.
- You can invite any person you like.
- You may invite whoever you like.
- You may invite anyone you like.
You may bring whoever wants to come.
I feel like speaking Italian!
He was reluctant to answer.
I don't want to go outside.
I have an urge to buy something.
He's unlikely to want to go.
I felt like screaming.
- You can sit wherever you want.
- You can sit anywhere you want.
I don't feel like studying.
I don't feel like helping you.