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он хочет info.

Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
– Он хочет (on kho-CHeT) sounds somewhat like "on hot-chet" in English, where "on" sounds like "he on" and "ho-chet" might remind you of "hot chat."
– Picture him wanting something "hot" to remember "ho-chet."

Explanations:
– "Он хочет" means "he wants." It combines "он" (he) and "хочет" (wants).
– "хочет" (kho-CHeT) is the third person singular form of "хотеть" (kho-TET'), which means "to want."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "Он жаждет" – He craves

Conjugations of 'хотеть' (Infinitive Form):

Present tense:
– я хочу (ya kho-CHU) – I want
– ты хочешь (ty KHO-cheSH’) – you want
– он/она хочет (on/aNNa KHO-CHet) – he/she wants
– мы хотим (my kha-TEEM) – we want
– вы хотите (vy kha-TEEtje) – you (plural/formal) want
– они хотят (a-NEE kha-TYAT) – they want

Past tense:
– он хотел (on kha-TYEL) – he wanted
– она хотела (aNNa kha-TYELa) – she wanted
– оно хотело (a-NOh kha-TYELa) – it wanted
– они хотели (a-NEE kha-TYELi) – they wanted

Future tense:
– я буду хотеть (ya BU-du kha-TET’) – I will want
– ты будешь хотеть (ty BU-desh’ kha-TET’) – you (singular informal) will want
– он/она/оно будет хотеть (on/a/o BU-det kha-TET’) – he/she/it will want
– мы будем хотеть (my BU-dem kha-TET’) – we will want
– вы будете хотеть (vy BU-dete kha-TET’) – you (plural/formal) will want
– они будут хотеть (a-NEE BU-dut kha-TET’) – they will want

Examples of Sentences:
– Он хочет пить. (on kho-CHeT PEET') – He wants to drink.
– Она хочет спать. (aNNa kho-CHet SPAT’) – She wants to sleep.
– Они хотят есть. (a-NEE kha-TYAT YEST') – They want to eat.
– Я хочу мороженое. (ya kho-CHU mo-RO-zhye-na) – I want ice cream.
– Мы хотим пойти в кино. (my kha-TEEM pay-TEE v kee-NO) – We want to go to the movies.

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он хочет info.

tips to remember the Russian word:
– "он" means "he", which is straightforward and easy to remember.
– "хочет" sounds somewhat like "hotch." You can think of it as "he hots for something" to remember he wants it badly.

explanations:
– "Он хочет" is the simple present tense meaning "he wants."
– Verb conjugations are important in Russian. The root verb is "хотеть."

other words that mean the same thing:
– желает (zhelaet) – he desires
– стремится (stremitsya) – he strives for

if it is infinitive then give the different conjugations (past, present, future, etc.):
– The infinitive form is "хотеть" (hotet') – to want.

Past Tense:
– он хотел (on khotel) – he wanted

Present Tense:
– он хочет (on khochet) – he wants

Future Tense:
– он будет хотеть (on budet khotet') – he will want

examples of sentences that use it:
– Он хочет пить. (On khochet pit'.) – He wants to drink.
– Он хотел книгу. (On khotel knigu.) – He wanted a book.
– Он будет хотеть новый телефон. (On budet khotet' noviy telefon.) – He will want a new phone.

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он хочет info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– "Он хочет" (on kho-chet) can be chunked into "he wants."
– Think of "хочет" sounding a bit like "hot yet," even though the spelling is different.
– Look for the "хоч-" root which is related to desire, as in the noun "хотение" (desire).

Explanations:
– "Он хочет" means "he wants." It is a present tense conjugation of the verb "хотеть" (to want).
– This verb is irregular, so it doesn’t follow the standard conjugation patterns of regular verbs.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– желает (zhelaet) – he wishes/desires
– стремится (stremitsya) – he strives

Infinitive and conjugations:
– Infinitive: хотеть (kho-tet')

Present Tense conjugations:
1st person singular: я хочу (ya kho-chu) – I want
2nd person singular: ты хочешь (ty kho-chesh') – you want
3rd person singular: он/она/оно хочет (on/ona/ono kho-chet) – he/she/it wants
1st person plural: мы хотим (my kho-tim) – we want
2nd person plural: вы хотите (vy kho-tite) – you want
3rd person plural: они хотят (oni kho-tyat) – they want

Past Tense conjugations:
Masculine: он хотел (on kho-tel) – he wanted
Feminine: она хотела (ona kho-te-la) – she wanted
Neuter: оно хотело (ono kho-te-lo) – it wanted
Plural: они хотели (oni kho-te-li) – they wanted

Future Tense conjugations:
1st person singular: я буду хотеть (ya bu-du kho-tet') – I will want
2nd person singular: ты будешь хотеть (ty bu-desh' kho-tet') – you will want
3rd person singular: он/она/оно будет хотеть (on/ona/ono bu-det' kho-tet') – he/she/it will want
1st person plural: мы будем хотеть (my bu-dim kho-tet') – we will want
2nd person plural: вы будете хотеть (vy bu-di-te kho-tet') – you will want
3rd person plural: они будут хотеть (oni bu-dit kho-tet') – they will want

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. Он хочет есть. (On kho-chet yest') – He wants to eat.
2. Она хочет пойти в кино. (Ona kho-chet poy-ti v ki-no) – She wants to go to the movies.
3. Они хотят купить новую машину. (Oni kho-tyat ku-pit' no-vu-yu ma-shi-nu) – They want to buy a new car.
4. Мы хотим поехать на море. (My kho-tim po-ye-khat' na mo-re) – We want to go to the sea.

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он хочет info.

– Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
– "Он" sounds like "on" in English, which can remind you of someone being "on" something, implying action or a state. "Хочет" resembles "hořet" in Czech, meaning "to burn," which could indicate a passionate desire or strong want.

– Explanations:
– "Он" means "he."
– "Хочет" is the third person singular present tense of the verb "хотеть," which means "to want."

– Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– Желает (zhelayet) – desires
– Стремится (stremitsya) – strives for

– Conjugations of "Хотеть":
– Infinitive: хотеть (khotet')
– Present Tense:
– я хочу (ya khochu) – I want
– ты хочешь (ty khochesh') – you (informal) want
– он/она/оно хочет (on/ona/ono khochet) – he/she/it wants
– мы хотим (my khotim) – we want
– вы хотите (vy khotite) – you (formal/plural) want
– они хотят (oni khotyat) – they want

– Past Tense:
– я хотел/хотела (ya khotel/khotela) – I wanted (male/female)
– ты хотел/хотела (ty khotel/khotela) – you (informal) wanted (male/female)
– он хотел (on khotel) – he wanted
– она хотела (ona khotela) – she wanted
– оно хотело (ono khotelo) – it wanted
– мы хотели (my khoteli) – we wanted
– вы хотели (vy khoteli) – you (formal/plural) wanted
– они хотели (oni khoteli) – they wanted

– Future Tense:
– я буду хотеть (ya budu khotet') – I will want
– ты будешь хотеть (ty budesh' khotet') – you (informal) will want
– он/она/оно будет хотеть (on/ona/ono budet khotet') – he/she/it will want
– мы будем хотеть (my budem khotet') – we will want
– вы будете хотеть (vy budete khotet') – you (formal/plural) will want
– они будут хотеть (oni budut khotet') – they will want

– Examples of Sentences:
– Он хочет пить. (On khochet pit') – He wants to drink.
– Она хочет спать. (Ona khochet spat') – She wants to sleep.
– Мы хотим поехать в Москву. (My khotim poekhat' v Moskvu) – We want to go to Moscow.

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он хочет info.

Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
– "Он хочет" translates to "he wants" in English. Think of "ho-chit" as "he wants to hit (the goal)."
– "Он" (on) sounds similar to "on" in English, as in "He is on it."
– "Хочет" (kho-chet) can be remembered by linking it to "hope" since wanting and hoping have similar connotations.

Explanations:
– "Он" (on) means "he."
– "Хочет" (kho-chet) is the third person singular conjugation of the verb "хотеть" (kho-tet'), which means "to want."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– "Он желает" (on zhe-laet') – "He desires."
– "Он стремится" (on stre-mit-sya) – "He strives."

Conjugations of "Хотеть" (khotet')

– Infinitive:
– Хотеть (khotet') – "to want"

– Present Tense:
– Я хочу (ya kho-chu) – I want
– Ты хочешь (ty kho-chesh') – You want (informal)
– Он/Она хочет (on/a-na kho-chet) – He/She wants
– Мы хотим (my khu-tim) – We want
– Вы хотите (vy khu-tit-e) – You want (formal/plural)
– Они хотят (a-ni khu-tyat) – They want

– Past Tense:
– Я/Ты/Он хотел (ya/ty/on kha-tel) – I/You/He wanted (masculine)
– Я/Ты/Она хотела (ya/ty/a-na kha-te-la) – I/You/She wanted (feminine)
– Оно хотело (a-no kha-te-lo) – It wanted (neuter)
– Мы/Вы/Они хотели (my/vy/a-ni kha-te-li) – We/You/They wanted

– Future Tense:
– Я буду хотеть (ya bu-du kho-tet') – I will want
– Ты будешь хотеть (ty bu-desh' kho-tet') – You will want (informal)
– Он/Она будет хотеть (on/a-na bu-det kho-tet') – He/She will want
– Мы будем хотеть (my bu-dem kho-tet') – We will want
– Вы будете хотеть (vy bu-de-te kho-tet') – You will want (formal/plural)
– Они будут хотеть (a-ni bu-dut kho-tet') – They will want

Examples of Sentences that Use "Хочет" (kho-chet):
– Он хочет есть. (on kho-chet yes') – He wants to eat.
– Он хочет пить. (on kho-chet pit') – He wants to drink.
– Он хочет новые игрушки. (on kho-chet no-vye i-grush-ki) – He wants new toys.
– Он хочет гулять. (on kho-chet gu-lyat') – He wants to walk.
– Он хочет быть врачом. (on kho-chet byt' vra-chom) – He wants to be a doctor.

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