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Tips to Remember:
– Associate “wir wollen” with the English “we want” by noting the similarity in “w” sounds and the number of syllables in both phrases.
– Remember the popular phrase “Volkswagen,” which means “the people’s car” in German. “Volk” means ‘people’ which is similar to “wir” (we), and “wagen” means ‘car’, which starts with “w” as well, hinting at “wollen.”

Explanations:
– “Wir wollen” directly translates to “we want” in English.
– “Wir” is the nominative plural pronoun for “we” in German.
– “Wollen” is the modal verb that means “to want” or “to desire.”
– Modal verbs in German are often used alongside another verb that is in the infinitive form.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
– “Wir möchten” which is more polite, translating to “we would like.”
– “Wir begehren” is less common and more intense, usually meaning “we desire.”

Infinitive Forms and Conjugations:
Infinitive: wollen (to want)

Present Tense Conjugation:
– ich will (I want)
– du willst (you want, singular informal)
– er/sie/es will (he/she/it wants)
– wir wollen (we want)
– ihr wollt (you want, plural informal)
– sie/Sie wollen (they want/you want, formal)

Simple Past Tense (Imperfekt):
– ich wollte (I wanted)
– du wolltest (you wanted, singular informal)
– er/sie/es wollte (he/she/it wanted)
– wir wollten (we wanted)
– ihr wolltet (you wanted, plural informal)
– sie/Sie wollten (they wanted/you wanted, formal)

Future Tense:
– ich werde wollen (I will want)
– du wirst wollen (you will want, singular informal)
– er/sie/es wird wollen (he/she/it will want)
– wir werden wollen (we will want)
– ihr werdet wollen (you will want, plural informal)
– sie/Sie werden wollen (they will want/you will want, formal)

Examples of sentences:
– Wir wollen morgen ins Kino gehen. (We want to go to the cinema tomorrow.)
– Wir wollten immer nach Deutschland reisen. (We always wanted to travel to Germany.)
– Nächstes Jahr werden wir ein neues Haus wollen. (Next year, we will want a new house.)

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