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How do you say want in polish?

The most common way to say "want" in Polish is "chcieć".

Here are some examples:

* Chcę pić. (I want to drink)

* Chciałbym zjeść obiad. (I would like to eat dinner)

* Nie chcę iść do szkoły. (I don't want to go to school)

Chcieć is a verb, so it conjugates depending on the person and tense.

Here are some of the most common conjugations:

* ja chcę (I want)

* ty chcesz (you want)

* on/ona/ono chce (he/she/it wants)

* my chcemy (we want)

* wy chcecie (you want)

* oni/one chcą (they want)

It's also possible to use the word "pragnąć" which has a stronger meaning, closer to "desire" or "long for".

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