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Tips to remember “sie wollen”:
– Associate “sie” with “they” since it starts with the same letter “s”.
– You can remember “wollen” by thinking of the word will, as in “willpower,” since “wollen” expresses a desire or will to do something.

Explanations:
– “Sie wollen” translates to “they want” in English. “Sie” is the pronoun for “they,” and “wollen” is the verb that means “to want.”
– Note that “Sie” with a capital “S” can also mean the formal “you” when addressing someone politely, so “Sie wollen” can also mean “you want” in a formal context.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “möchten” is a more polite form of wanting something, roughly equivalent to “would like.”

Different conjugations of “wollen”:
– Infinitive: wollen (to want)
– Present tense:
– ich will (I want)
– du willst (you want, informal singular)
– er/sie/es will (he/she/it wants)
– wir wollen (we want)
– ihr wollt (you want, informal plural)
– sie/Sie wollen (they want/you want, formal)
– Simple past (Präteritum):
– ich wollte (I wanted)
– du wolltest (you wanted, informal singular)
– er/sie/es wollte (he/she/it wanted)
– wir wollten (we wanted)
– ihr wolltet (you wanted, informal plural)
– sie/Sie wollten (they wanted/you wanted, formal)
– Future tense:
– ich werde wollen (I will want)
– du wirst wollen (you will want, informal singular)
– er/sie/es wird wollen (he/she/it will want)
– wir werden wollen (we will want)
– ihr werdet wollen (you will want, informal plural)
– sie/Sie werden wollen (they will want/you will want, formal)

Examples of sentences using “sie wollen”:
– Sie wollen ins Kino gehen. (They want to go to the movies.)
– Sie wollen das Buch lesen. (They want to read the book.)
– Wissen Sie, was sie wollen? (Do you know what they want?)
– Sie wollen morgen mit uns kommen. (They want to come with us tomorrow.)
– Wenn Sie wollen, können wir später darüber sprechen. (If you want, we can talk about it later.) – This is using “Sie” as the formal “you”.

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