what's the difference?
I have a strong desire about learning english.
I have a strong lust about learning english.
I have a strong wish about learning english.
which expression is correct and what is the difference?what is the difference about these three words?

Question

what's the difference?
I have a strong desire about learning english.
I have a strong lust about learning english.
I have a strong wish about learning english.
which expression is correct and what is the difference?what is the difference about these three words?

Answer

None of them are correct but the first one is the closest. 
It should read "I have a strong desire to learn English."

Hope this helps

Bob

Answer

None, I am afraid.

Just say, "I really want to learn English."

Answer

I have a strong desire to learn English

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