Let’s learn how to say what you want in Spanish using “Quiero + [verb or noun]”
Quiero means I want.
You can plug in any verb (in infinitive form) or a noun after quiero.
In English, we always say “I want…”
In Spanish, you don’t always need the word “yo.”
That little -o at the end tells you who’s speaking: “I.”
So instead of saying:
Only when they want to emphasize it. Like:
¡Yo quiero pizza, no tú!
I want pizza, not you!
✅ Use yo if you want to add a little drama.
😎 Drop it if you're just chillin’.