You want in Italian 🇮🇹

in English	in Italian	S
you want	tu vuoi

How to say “you want” in Italian? “Tu vuoi”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “tu vuoi” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on you want in Italian like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Italian Sentences with the Word “You want”

Italian sentence with “tu vuoi”	English translation for tu vuoi	S
Vuoi andare al mare?	You would like to go to the beach?
Cosa vuoi fare?	What do you want to do?
Puoi venire con me se vuoi.	You can come with me if you want.
Mi vuoi sposare?	Would you marry me?
Cos’è che vuoi che io faccia?	What is it that you want me to do?
Dimmi cosa vuoi fare oggi	Tell me what do you want to do today
Puoi ottenere tutto quello che vuoi	You can achieve everything you want to
Vuoi truccarti, per la festa?	Do you want to put make up on for the party.
Vuoi sapere la verità?	Do you want to know the truth?
Vuoi sposarti prima o poi?	Do you want to get married someday?
Vuoi camminare, sulla spiaggia?	Do you want to walk on the beach?
Vuoi cambiare gli euro in dollari?	Do you want to change euro for dollars?
Vuoi sposarti, l’anno prossimo?	Do you want to get married next year?
Vuoi che ti aiuti?	Do you want me to help you?
Vuoi che chieda a patricia?	Do you want me to ask Patricia?
Perché non vuoi rispondergli?	Why don’t you want to answer him?
Perché non vuoi mangiarlo?	Why don’t you want to eat it?
Vuoi che lo mangiamo?	Do you want us to eat it?
Vuoi che te lo canti?	Do you want me to sing it to you?
Perché non vuoi che io giochi?	Why don’t you want me to play?
Vuoi che ti aiuti, a studiare?	Do you want me to help you study?
È molto piccolo vuoi provalo?	It is very small, do you want to try it?
Perché non glielo vuoi dire?	Why don’t you want to tell him?
Vuoi provarlo qui?	Do you want to try it here?
Quindi vuoi qualcuno di speciale nella vita.	Then you want someone special in life.
Vuoi che ti tagliano, capelli.	Do you want them to cut your hair?
La stufa è difficile, vuoi che lo faccia per te?	The stove is dificult, do you want me to do it for you?

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Tips to remember the verb:
• Associate “volere” with expressing a wish or desire. Think of “vow” in English—a solemn promise—to remind you that when you really want something, you “vow” for it. Notice the change in stem (vol– becomes vog– in some forms) which is a typical irregularity of this verb.
• Practice by replacing the English “want” in everyday sentences with the Italian “volere.”

Explanations:
• “Tu vuoi” is the second person singular present indicative form of the verb “volere,” meaning “you want.”
• It is used to express desires, preferences, or requests in an informal context.

Other words with a similar meaning:
• “Desiderare” – to desire
• “Brama(re)” – to crave (often used in a stronger sense)
• “Voler bene” (used when referring to caring for someone; though not a direct synonym for “want,” it shows another use of “volere”)

Conjugations of “volere” in various tenses:

Present Indicative:
io voglio (I want)
tu vuoi (you want)
lui/lei vuole (he/she wants)
noi vogliamo (we want)
voi volete (you all want)
loro vogliono (they want)

Imperfect Indicative:
io volevo (I wanted/was wanting)
tu volevi (you wanted/were wanting)
lui/lei voleva (he/she wanted/was wanting)
noi volevamo (we wanted/were wanting)
voi volevate (you all wanted/were wanting)
loro volevano (they wanted/were wanting)

Passato Remoto (Simple Past):
io volli (I wanted)
tu volesti (you wanted)
lui/lei volle (he/she wanted)
noi volemmo (we wanted)
voi voleste (you all wanted)
loro vollero (they wanted)

Future Indicative:
io vorrò (I will want)
tu vorrai (you will want)
lui/lei vorrà (he/she will want)
noi vorremo (we will want)
voi vorrete (you all will want)
loro vorranno (they will want)

Conditional Present:
io vorrei (I would want)
tu vorresti (you would want)
lui/lei vorrebbe (he/she would want)
noi vorremmo (we would want)
voi vorreste (you all would want)
loro vorrebbero (they would want)

Present Perfect (using auxiliary “avere”):
io ho voluto (I have wanted)
tu hai voluto (you have wanted)
lui/lei ha voluto (he/she has wanted)
noi abbiamo voluto (we have wanted)
voi avete voluto (you all have wanted)
loro hanno voluto (they have wanted)

Example sentences:
1. Tu vuoi andare al cinema stasera?
Translation: Do you want to go to the cinema tonight?
2. Se tu vuoi, possiamo prendere un gelato.
Translation: If you want, we can have an ice cream.
3. Tu vuoi davvero imparare l’italiano?
Translation: Do you really want to learn Italian?
4. Quando eri piccolo, tu volevi essere un astronauta.
Translation: When you were little, you wanted to be an astronaut.
5. Domani, se tu vorrai, potremo visitare il museo.
Translation: Tomorrow, if you wish, we can visit the museum.

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