I'm looking forward to~

"tengo ganas de..."= "I feel like...." "Tengo ganas de bailar!"= "I feel like dancing!" :) "I feel like" is NOT a translation from the Spanish phrase, but the "English way" of communicating the same thing. On the other hand, the literal translation would be: "Tengo ganas de bailar!"= "I have a wish/desire to dance!" or "I have a will to dance!" The literal translations sound very strange in English; however, they would be somewhat understood by an English speaker, as "wishing, desiring," and "having a will" are slightly similar to the term "feeling." All in all, it is BEST to say "I feel like...." if you want to sound like a native English speaker. Source: myself, American English

i want to....