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'I want' in Italian.. Hi, I have a few phrases I've been trying to write but I cannot trust translators and would like anyone to let me know if they are correct and natural? I'm a beginner so I have no real concept of how wrong these may be..! I want to be in Italy right now voglio essere in Italia adesso (?) quest'anno in vacanza voglio solo rilassarmi this year I just want to relax in summer also is there a way to say 'I want it to be summer/the summer holidays right now' ? Thank you so much

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They're all correct. The last sentence can be translated in: "Voglio che sia estate"
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thank you!!
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Ciao! all your sentences are grammatically correct, but I suggest you to use the conditional form to express you desire : *Vorrei essere in Italia adesso...which is the equivalent of : ''i'd like to be in Italy right now....'' *This sentence is more used in this sense than the other ;)

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