How do you say what want in polish?

The most direct translation of "what I want" in Polish is "czego ja chcę" (pronounced "che-go ya h-tsɛ").

Here's a breakdown:

* czego - means "what" (genitive case, used for asking about the object of the verb)

* ja - means "I"

* chcę - means "I want"

You can also use "co chcę" (pronounced "tso h-tsɛ"), which means "what I want" and is a bit more informal.

Here are some examples of how to use these phrases:

* "Czego ja chcę?" (What do I want?)

* "Nie wiem, czego ja chcę." (I don't know what I want.)

* "Powiedz mi, co chcę." (Tell me what I want.)

Remember, the most accurate translation will depend on the context of your sentence.