I would like ...

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How to say 'I would like ...' and similar things in various languages.

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Language I would like ...
Afrikaans Ek wil graag ...
Breton Me a garfe ...
Chinese
(Mandarin)
我想 ... (wǒ xiǎng ...)
我想要... (wǒ xiǎng yào ...)
Cornish My a vynsa ...
Corsican Vogliu ...
Czech Chtěl bych ...
Rád bych ...
Danish Jeg kunne godt tænke mig ...
Jeg vil gerne have ...
Dutch Ik wil graag ...
Ik zou graag ...
Ik zou graag willen ...
English I want ...
I'd like ...
I would like ...
Can I have ...
Can I get ...
Could I (possibly) have ...
Finnish Haluaisin ...
French Je voudrais ...
German Ich möchte ....
Ich hätte gerne ...
Hungarian Szeretnék ...
Irish (Gaelic) Ba mhaith liom ...
Italian Voglio ... (I want ...)
Vorrei ... (I would like ...)
Japanese ...をお願いします。(... o onegaishimasu)
Latvian Es gribētu ...
Luxembourgish Ech hätt gär ...
Manx (Gaelic) By vie lhiam ...
Ndebele (Southern) Uxolo
Ngitshidele
Norwegian Jeg vil gjerne ...
Northern Sotho Ke kgopela ...
Portuguese (Brazilian) Eu quero ... (I want ...)
Eu gostaria ... (I would like ...)
Portuguese Quero ... (I want ...)
Gostaria ... (I would like ...)
Russian Я хотел бы ... (Ya khatel by ...) - m
Я хотела бы ... (Ya khatela by ...) - f
Scottish Gaelic Bu toil leam ...
Sesotho Ke kopa ...
Spanish Quiero ... (I want ...)
Me gustaría ... (I would like ...)
Swazi Ngicela ...
Swedish Jag skulle vilja ha ...
Tsonga Ndzi kombela ...
Tswana Ke kopa ...
Venda Ndi humbela ...
Ndi khou humbela ...
Welsh Dw i'n eisiau ...
Dw i'n isio ... (NW)
Xhosa Ndicela ...
Zulu Ngicela ...
Auxiliary and constructed languages
Esperanto Mi ŝatus ...

Page suggested by Zack Walter. Some translations provided by Láng Attila D. and Nathan Mordaunt

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