Quero
I want
Language note: From “querer.” In shops/tickets, “Queria…” (I would like) sounds softer/polite.
Culture note: In Portugal, “Queria um bilhete…” is a very common polite way to request something at the counter.
Context: You explain your preference to help choose the best train.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Quero
[KEH-roo]
I want
1st person singular of “querer” (to want); used to express a desire/intention.
Quero um bilhete para Lisboa, por favor.
I want a ticket to Lisbon, please.
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