"I don't want" in Swedish is "Jag vill inte". It is pronounced as "yahg will in-teh".
Here are two examples of how to use this phrase:
1. Example 1:
Person A: Vill du ha glass?
Person B: Nej tack, jag vill inte.
Translation:
Person A: Do you want ice cream?
Person B: No, thank you. I don't want.
2. Example 2:
Person A: Ska vi g? p? bio ikv?ll?
Person B: Nej, jag vill inte.
Translation:
Person A: Shall we go to the movies tonight?
Person B: No, I don't want.
Explanation:
"Jag" means "I" in English. "Vill" means "want" and "inte" means "not". So when combined, "jag vill inte" translates to "I don't want". This phrase can be used to express one's lack of desire or preference for something.
