Questions & Answers about Jag vill drömma på svenska.
Why is it drömma and not drömmer in this sentence?
In Swedish, when you use vill (to want) followed by another verb, that second verb must be in the infinitive form.
- drömma = infinitive (to dream)
- drömmer = present tense (dream / is dreaming)
So:
- Jag drömmer. = I dream / I am dreaming.
- Jag vill drömma. = I want to dream.
Using Jag vill drömmer is ungrammatical in Swedish, just like I want dream is wrong in English.
Why is there no att between vill and drömma?