Non ti voglio dire, Perche io voglio Andare a dormire; Ma solo ti ho fatto Ti ho fatto vedere Che non son' in poter tuo, Ma tu siei in mio potere.
The last clause here is very obscure in the original: “non voglio meritare te, ma rimeritare lo amore che ti porto”; but I take the above translation to render correctly the substantial meaning.
Voglio far il gentiluomo"--he might almost be taken for a cavalier.
What was that one with the refrain, "Io te voglio bene assaje, e tu non pienz' a me"?
When the Seneschal's proposals were read to the impetuous Barnabo, he said, at the end of every sentence "Io voglio Bologna.
GILDO (taking a fig in one hand and raising his glass with the other): Oggi mi voglio mangiare un fico; Bevo alla salute del Signor Enrico.
The boy was one of a theatrical company that had arrived in the town from Piedmont where the song was popular; he did not know all the words, but it contained these: Mamma mia, dammi cento lire Che in America voglio andar.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "voglio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
