Wollen (To Want) — Present Tense in the Present Tense - Mastering German Verbs

In this lesson, you'll learn the present conjugation for the German verb meaning to want. Repeat the German aloud and copy the hand gestures to improve recall. Wollen, to want. Ich will. I want. Ich will. Du willst. You want. Du willst. Er will. He wants. Er will. Sie will. She wants. Sie will. Wir wollen... We want... Wir wollen. We want. Ihr wollt. You want. Ihr wollt. Sie wollen. They want. Sie wollen. Wir wollen nach Hause. We want to go home. Was willst du machen? What do you want to do? First, if you want to speak flowing German without stopping to conjugate words in your head, the quick and easy way is to cheat with our German verb conjugation cheat sheet pack, where you can quickly glance and review till the conjugations are locked in your head for good. Just click the link in the description and sign up for a free lifetime account to get your free cheat sheet pack review. Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud and copying the hand gestures. Ich will. Du willst. Er will. Sie will. She wants. Wir wollen... We want... ihr wollt Sie wollen. They want to. That's it for this lesson. Great job! Now you know how to conjugate this verb. Go ahead and move on to the next lesson, and I'll see you there. Want to speed up your language learning? Take your very first lesson with us. You'll start speaking in minutes and master real conversations. Sign up for your free lifetime account. Just click the link in the description.