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Home Q&A How do yous say 'I want y'all' in Spanish?

How do you say 'I want y'all' in Castilian?

"I desire yous" literally comes out to "te quiero" which is "I dearest you" so how would you say simply, "I want you"?

Which - Eddy , DIC 22, 2010

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As a complete expression: "I want y'all" = "Te deseo"

'Deseo' refers to 'I wish'. - Seb79 , DIC 22, 2010

However, if I want to say 'I want you to have a good holiday', I could use 'te deseo'....... - Seb79 , DIC 22, 2010

"Te deseo" every bit a complete expression is simply "a ti". - MarissaPR , DIC 22, 2010

"I want y'all"

Impossible to answer fully without further context. The sentence, as it stands, means the same thing in English as "I desire you lot." (or "I animalism subsequently yous" for soap opera addicts). However, if that is the beginning of a judgement (every bit opposed to the entire judgement), then there are many other possibilities.

If you desire a articulate answer you demand to ask a clear question.

Yep exactly, you have to include what you desire him/her for other wise information technology simply looks like you are saying that you lot love them which in some cases could be embarrasing. - kenwilliams , DIC 23, 2010

There are other "I want you's".

I want you to know

I desire you to exercise it

etc.

Although Eddy is correct...information technology depends on the context. - Seb79 , DIC 22, 2010

And the context is defective, thus one tin can only guess at the intended significant (or refrain from answering). - samdie , DIC 22, 2010

Maybe there should be an automatic thing that refers these questions to a list of phrases of love/passion. It seems like they make up one-half the questions.

Yep...I agree - Seb79 , DIC 22, 2010

No it isn't. Te amo ways I honey you, and te quiero ways I desire you.

Te quiero is often used to convey the same meaning equally Te amo. - kenwilliams , DIC 22, 2010

Te busco might work as the verb buscar is often used in this sense: Se buscan dependientes = Shop administration wanted.

In Spain, te quiero ways I love you as te amo is generally seen as kind of likewise much.

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DanielMcAuliffe9

Cómo te quiero! = "How I love you" and / or "How I want you" - here in Bolivia at least.