Examples of using "Quiera" in a sentence and their english translations:
Whoever wants to should enter.
Sit wherever you want.
Come whenever you like.
Take whichever one you like.
- Do whatever you want.
- Do what you want.
- Just do what you want.
You can go wherever you want to go.
Believe what you want.
I can stop anytime I want.
You may sit wherever you like.
You can do what you want.
- I don't think I want to know.
- I don't think that I want to know.
Let him do what he wants.
I don't doubt that he will help me.
- Whatever you say.
- Suit yourself.
- You're the boss.
- As you wish.
I go where I please.
- I can get anything I want.
- I can buy anything I want.
You may ask me any question you want.
You may choose whichever you want.
We'll meet wherever you want.
As you wish.
I can't go even if I want to.
Make any arrangements you like.
Tom can stay as long as he wants to.
Tom can go whenever he likes.
Tom may come at any time.
When I want your opinion, I'll ask for it.
as much as I wish she would.
I couldn't even come close to picturing myself
that wants to distract us.
You can go where you want,
do pretty much whatever you like,
- Please come whenever you like.
- Come at any time you like.
Whoever wants it may take it.
You may bring whoever wants to come.
Let him do as he likes.
- He can say whatever he wants.
- She can say whatever she wants.
God forbid!
Tom may not want to go.
Tom wants Mary to want him.
- It's in God's hands.
- May God's will be done.
- Does someone else want to eat?
- Would someone else like to eat?
- I don't think Tom wants to leave.
- I don't think that Tom wants to leave.
- I don't think Tom wants to see me.
- I don't think that Tom wants to see me.
- I don't think Tom wants to see you.
- I don't think that Tom wants to see you.
You may choose whichever book you like.
I don't think he wants to marry you.
Maybe Tom wants to be alone.
I can do whatever I want.
I can stop smoking anytime I want.
He can do what he wants!
Can he do whatever he wants?
Come whenever you want to.
Give Tom whatever it is he wants.
- Anyone who wants can sign up.
- Anyone can sign up if they want to.
Whoever wants to join our club will be welcome.
Seems to me wherever we show up,
I'll take whoever wants to go.
Give the book to whomever wants it.
Whoever wants the book may have it.
There is no one who wants to go there.
Give it to whoever wants it.
Anybody want a lift?
Whoever wants to come will be welcomed.
I didn't want to do this.
- Tom may use my bicycle whenever he wants.
- Tom may use my bicycle if he wants to.
I'll invite whoever wants to come.
- Tom may not want to do that.
- Tom might not want to do that.
- It isn't something I want to do.
- It's not something I want to do.
- It's not something that I want to do.
- It isn't something that I want to do.
I'll give this apple to whoever wants it.
She'll give her photo to whoever wants it.