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What is English translation of the Romani word voliv?

The Romani word "voliv" is actually a bit tricky. It's not a standalone word, but rather a part of a phrase: "voliv te." This phrase translates to "I want to" in English.

So, while "voliv" doesn't have a direct English equivalent, you can use it to form phrases like:

* "Voliv te kha" - "I want to eat"

* "Voliv te ja" - "I want to go"

* "Voliv te dik" - "I want to see"

Remember that "voliv te" is a phrase, not a single word.

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