Examples of using "Isterdi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom would want us to go.
- Tom would've liked to win.
- Tom would have liked to win.
Who would want to kill Tom?
- Who'd want to hurt Tom?
- Who would want to hurt Tom?
Tom would want us to continue.
Who'd ever want to leave here?
- Tom would've liked to go with us.
- Tom would have liked to go with us.
- Tom would've wanted to be included.
- Tom would have wanted to be included.
- Tom would've liked to do that.
- Tom would have liked to do that.
- Tom would've wanted you to have this.
- Tom would have wanted you to have this.
- Tom would've wanted it that way.
- Tom would have wanted it that way.
Why would anyone want to kiss you?
- Tom would've wanted to do this, too.
- Tom would have wanted to do this, too.
- Tom would've wanted to do that with you.
- Tom would have wanted to do that with you.
Why would Tom want us to do that?
Who else would want to do that?
- Tom would've liked to stay longer.
- Tom would have liked to stay longer.
She wishes she had gone to the theater last night.
He wishes that he could be a better singer.
She wishes that she could be a better singer.
Tom always wanted to be a teacher.
Your father would have given you everything.
Why would Tom ask Mary to do that?
Why would Tom want me to help Mary?
Why would Tom want Mary to do that?
- He always wanted to do things his way.
- She always wanted to do things her way.
Tom probably wishes he'd eaten more for breakfast.
He wishes he didn't have to help with the housework.
She would have liked to have been born twenty years earlier.
- Tom would have become a boxer if his mother had let him.
- Tom would've become a boxer if his mother had let him.
- Tom would've liked to stay longer, but he had to get back to the office.
- Tom would have liked to stay longer, but he had to get back to the office.
It took guts to do what Tom did.
- Tom would have liked to attend Mary's party. Unfortunately, he had other things he had to do.
- Tom would've liked to attend Mary's party. Unfortunately, he had other things he had to do.
Tom wished he hadn't told Mary anything.
Man has many wishes that he does not really wish to fulfil, and it would be a misunderstanding to suppose the contrary. He wants them to remain wishes, they have value only in his imagination; their fulfilment would be a bitter disappointment to him. Such a desire is the desire for eternal life. If it were fulfilled, man would become thoroughly sick of living eternally, and yearn for death.