ville

Usages of ville

Vil du bli med oss i morgen?
Do you want to join us tomorrow?
Hun kjøper billetter på forhånd, for hun vil ikke gå glipp av konserten.
She buys tickets in advance, because she does not want to miss the concert.
Hjemmekontoret er lite, men det gir meg frihet til å jobbe når jeg vil.
The home office is small, but it gives me the freedom to work when I want.
Jeg vil ikke skjule følelsene mine.
I do not want to hide my feelings.
I framtiden vil jeg skrive en bok om familien min.
In the future I want to write a book about my family.
Jeg vil trene oftere om morgenen.
I want to exercise more often in the morning.
Jeg vil ikke angre senere.
I do not want to regret it later.
Barna vil bare leke.
The children just want to play.
Vi vil bygge et hus sammen.
We want to build a house together.
Etter hvert vil de flytte fra hybelen og bo sammen i et større kollektiv.
Over time they want to move from the bedsit and live together in a larger shared flat.
Jeg føler meg lat i dag og vil bare se på en serie.
I feel lazy today and just want to watch a series.
Han vil vinne konkurransen.
He wants to win the competition.
Hun vil ha hovedrollen i neste teaterstykke.
She wants the main role in the next play.
Han vil melde seg opp til norskkurset i morgen.
He wants to register for the Norwegian course tomorrow.
Hun vil bruke mindre tid på å skrolle og mer tid på meditasjon.
She wants to spend less time scrolling and more time on meditation.
I helgen vil jeg koble fra og lese i dagboken min.
This weekend I want to disconnect and read in my diary.
Jeg vil rutsje ned bakken en gang til.
I want to slide down the hill one more time.
Noen elever liker anonymitet i diskusjoner, mens andre vil bruke sitt eget navn.
Some students like anonymity in discussions, while others want to use their own name.
Hun har utenlandsk bakgrunn, men vil søke om norsk statsborgerskap neste år.
She has a foreign background, but wants to apply for Norwegian citizenship next year.
Hvis du vil, kan jeg overføre dokumentene til deg i dag, så søknadsprosessen stopper ikke.
If you want, I can transfer the documents to you today, so the application process doesn’t stop.
Hvis du vil bake i kveld, kan du kjøpe mer mel i matbutikken eller låne litt av naboen.
If you want to bake tonight, you can buy more flour at the grocery store or borrow some from the neighbor.
Hun sier at hun vil nedbetale alt i år, selv om gjelden fortsatt er stor.
She says that she wants to pay off everything this year, even though the debt is still big.
Jeg kan komme innom senere i kveld hvis du vil.
I can stop by later this evening if you want.
Hun sier at hun kan fikse lekkasjen selv, men jeg vil likevel ringe vaktmesteren.
She says she can fix the leak herself, but I still want to call the caretaker.
Jeg vil betale regningen selv.
I want to pay the bill myself.
Jeg fikk anbefalt en norsk forfatter av frisøren, og nå vil jeg låne flere noveller.
I got a Norwegian author recommended by the hairdresser, and now I want to borrow more short stories.

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