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она хочет

### Tips to Remember the Russian Word
– Cognate Association: Think of "хочет" as "ho-chet," sounding somewhat like "ho-chess." Imagine someone who loves chess, and they always want to play it.
– Mnemonics: Picture a small girl named Ana (Она) who really wants a hot jet (хочет) to travel.

### Explanations
– "Она" means "she."
– "Хочет" is the third-person singular present form of the verb "хотеть," meaning "to want."

### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– желает (zhelaet) – "wishes"
– хочет (khočet) – "wants"
– нуждается (nuzhdaetsya) – "needs (contextually, it can mean 'wants')"

### Conjugations
#### Infinitive: хотеть (khotet')
– Past Tense:
– он /она/оно хотел/хотела/хотело (on ona/ono khotél/khotelá/khotélo) – "he/she/it wanted"
– они хотели (oni khotéli) – "they wanted"

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

– Future Tense:
– я буду хотеть (ya budu khotet') – "I will want"
– ты будешь хотеть (ty budesh' khotet') – "you 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 will want"
– они будут хотеть (oni budut khotet') – "they will want"

### Examples of Sentences
– Она хочет есть. (Ona khočet yest'.) – She wants to eat.
– Она хотела новый телефон. (Ona khotela novy telefon.) – She wanted a new phone.
– Она будет хотеть лучше понять русский язык. (Ona budet khotet' luchshe ponyat' russky yazyk.) – She will want to better understand the Russian language.

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она хочет info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– "Она" (ona) is simply "she" in English.
– "Хочет" (hochet) sounds somewhat like "hotchet", which you might associate with the word "want" by thinking of someone wanting something hot.

Explanations:
– "Она хочет" means "she wants" in Russian.
– "Хочет" is the third-person singular present tense of the verb "хотеть" (to want).

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "Желает" (zhelaet) – more formal, means "desires."

Infinitive:
– The infinitive form is "хотеть" (khotet').

Conjugations of "хотеть":
1. Present tense:
– Я хочу (ya khochu) – I want
– Ты хочешь (ty khochesh') – You want (singular, informal)
– Он/она/оно хочет (on/ona/ono khochet) – He/she/it wants
– Мы хотим (my khotim) – We want
– Вы хотите (vy khotite) – You want (plural, formal)
– Они хотят (oni khotyat) – They want

2. Past tense:
– Я хотел/хотела (ya khotel/khotela) – I wanted (masculine/feminine)
– Ты хотел/хотела (ty khotel/khotela) – You wanted (singular, informal, masculine/feminine)
– Он хотел / Она хотела / Оно хотело (on khotel / ona khotela / ono khotelo) – He wanted / She wanted / It wanted
– Мы хотели (my khoteli) – We wanted
– Вы хотели (vy khoteli) – You wanted (plural, formal)
– Они хотели (oni khoteli) – They wanted

3. Future tense:
– Я буду хотеть (ya budu khotet') – I will want
– Ты будешь хотеть (ty budesh' khotet') – You will want (singular, informal)
– 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 will want (plural, formal)
– Они будут хотеть (oni budut khotet') – They will want

Examples of sentences:
1. Она хочет пить. (Ona khochet pit'.) – She wants to drink.
2. Она хочет есть. (Ona khochet yest'.) – She wants to eat.
3. Она хотела мороженое. (Ona khotela morozhenoe.) – She wanted ice cream.
4. Она будет хотеть поехать в Париж. (Ona budet khotet' poekhat' v Parizh.) – She will want to go to Paris.

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она хочет info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– Break it down into "o-na" for "she" and "ho-chet" for "wants."
– "она" sounds like "oh-na" which is similar to "oh nah" in English but without the negative connotation.
– "хочет" sounds like "kho-chet," resembling "hockey" with a "t" sound at the end.
– Visualize a female (она) who wants (хочет) something to solidify the memory.

Explanations:
– "она" (ona) means "she."
– "хочет" (kho-chet) is the third person singular form of the verb "хотеть" (kho-tet’), which means "to want."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "жаждет" (zhazh-det) – slightly more intense, translates to "craves" or "yearns."
– "желает" (zhe-layet) – more formal, translates to "desires."

Different conjugations (for "хотеть"):
– Infinitive: хотеть (kho-tet’)
– Past: хотел / хотела / хотели (kho-tel / kho-te-la / kho-te-li) – He/She/They wanted
– Present:
– Я хочу (ya kho-chu) – I want
– Ты хочешь (ty kho-chesh) – You want (informal)
– Он/Она хочет (on/a kho-chet) – He/She wants
– Мы хотим (my kho-tim) – We want
– Вы хотите (vy kho-tee-tye) – You want (formal or plural)
– Они хотят (o-ni kho-tyat) – They want
– Future:
– 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 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-tye kho-tet’) – You will want (formal or plural)
– Они будут хотеть (o-ni bu-dut kho-tet’) – They will want

Examples of sentences:
1. Она хочет мороженого. (Ona kho-chet mo-ro-zhe-no-va.) – She wants ice cream.
2. Я знаю, что она хочет поговорить. (Ya zna-yu, chto ona kho-chet po-go-vo-rit’.) – I know that she wants to talk.
3. Она всегда хочет быть первой. (Ona vseg-da kho-chet byt’ per-voi.) – She always wants to be first.

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она хочет info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– Association: The verb "хотеть" (kho-TEHT') sounds similar to "hot", as in having a desire for something strongly.

Explanations:
– "Она хочет" (o-NA KHO-chet) translates to "she wants".
– "Хочет" (KHO-chet) is the third person singular present tense form of the infinitive verb "хотеть" (kho-TEHT').

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Желает (zhe-LA-et) – she desires.

Different conjugations:
– Infinitive: хотеть (kho-TEHT')
– Past Tense:
– Он хотел (on kha-TYEL) – he wanted
– Она хотела (o-NA kha-TYE-la) – she wanted
– Оно хотело (a-NO kha-TYE-la) – it wanted
– Они хотели (a-NEE kha-TYE-lee) – they wanted
– Present Tense:
– Я хочу (ya kha-CHU) – I want
– Ты хочешь (ty KHO-cheesh) – you want (singular, informal)
– Он/она/оно хочет (on/o-NA/a-NO KHO-chet) – he/she/it wants
– Мы хотим (my kha-TEEM) – we want
– Вы хотите (vy kha-TEE-teh) – you want (plural/formal)
– Они хотят (a-NEE kha-TYAT) – they want
– Future Tense:
– Я буду хотеть (ya BU-doo kho-TEHT') – I will want
– Ты будешь хотеть (ty BU-deesh kho-TEHT') – you will want (singular, informal)
– Он/она/оно будет хотеть (on/o-NA/a-NO BU-deet kho-TEHT') – he/she/it will want
– Мы будем хотеть (my BU-deem kho-TEHT') – we will want
– Вы будете хотеть (vy BU-dee-tye kho-TEHT') – you will want (plural/formal)
– Они будут хотеть (a-NEE BU-doot kho-TEHT') – they will want

Examples of sentences:
1. Она хочет купить платье (o-NA KHO-chet koo-PEET' PLAT-ye) – She wants to buy a dress.
2. Когда она захотела отдыхать, мы поехали домой (kog-DA o-NA za-kho-TYE-la od-dy-KHAT', my pa-YE-kha-lee da-MOY) – When she wanted to rest, we went home.
3. В будущем она будет хотеть стать врачом (v BOO-dush-chem o-NA bud-YET kho-TEHT' stat' vra-CHOM) – In the future, she will want to become a doctor.

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она хочет info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– "Она" can be remembered as "Ona," similar to "Oh, she…" in English.
– "Хочет" sounds like "ho-chet." You might think of someone who "hopes" or "wishes" to get something, as it deals with desire.

Explanations:
– "Она" means "she" in Russian.
– "Хочет" is the third person singular present tense form of "хотеть" which means "to want."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "Захотеть" (zakhotet') – to want, to desire, often used for expressing a sudden desire.
– "Стремиться" (stremit'sya) – to strive for, to seek.

Conjugations of "хотеть" (infinitive form):
– Past:
– Я хотел / хотела (Ya khotel / khotela) – I wanted
– Ты хотел / хотела (Ty khotel / khotela) – You wanted
– Он хотел (On khotel) – He wanted
– Она хотела (Ona khotela) – She wanted
– Мы хотели (My khoteli) – We wanted
– Вы хотели (Vy khoteli) – You (plural/formal) wanted
– Они хотели (Oni khoteli) – They wanted

– Present:
– Я хочу (Ya khochu) – I want
– Ты хочешь (Ty khochesh') – You want
– Он / Она хочет (On / Ona khochet) – He / She wants
– Мы хотим (My khotim) – We want
– Вы хотите (Vy khotite) – You (plural/formal) want
– Они хотят (Oni khotyat) – They want

– Future:
– Я буду хотеть (Ya budu khotet') – I will want
– Ты будешь хотеть (Ty budesh' khotet') – You will want
– Он / Она будет хотеть (On / Ona budet khotet') – He / She will want
– Мы будем хотеть (My budem khotet') – We will want
– Вы будете хотеть (Vy budete khotet') – You (plural/formal) will want
– Они будут хотеть (Oni budut khotet') – They will want

Examples of sentences:
– Она хочет есть. (Ona khochet est.') – She wants to eat.
– Она хочет учиться. (Ona khochet uchit'sya.) – She wants to study.
– Она хотела бы получить эту работу. (Ona khotela by poluchit' etu rabotu.) – She would like to get this job.
– В будущем она будет хотеть большего. (V budushchem ona budet khotet' bol'shego.) – In the future, she will want more.

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