quero

This is the 1652nd most frequent Portuguese word.

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quero

"Quero" means "I want" in English.


The word 'quero' in this sentence represents the present tense, first-person conjugation of the verb 'querer,' meaning 'to want'.

Eu quero aprender uma nova língua.

I want to learn a new language.


'Quero' here is used to express a desire for an object, in this case, a book.

Quero um livro interessante para ler.

I want an interesting book to read.


In this case, 'quero' introduces an intention or action to be expressed, specifically the phrase immediately following it.

Amigo, quero dizer que nada mudou.

Friend, I want to say that nothing has changed.