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would like

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /wəd ˈlaɪk/

would like means: A polite way to say what you want or ask what someone wants.

verb

POLITELY WANTA1

A polite way to say what you want or ask what someone wants.

  • I would like some water, please.
  • Would you like to come with us?
  • She would like her children to learn French.

How to use it: would like something (Would you like a blanket?); would like to do something (I would like to visit your city.); would like someone to do something (We would like you to join us.)

Similar words: want, wish for

Common phrases: would like something, would like to go, would like some help

ORDER FOODA1

A polite way to tell a server which food or drink you want to order.

  • I would like a coffee, please.
  • We would like two salads and some bread.
  • She said she would like the fish with rice.

How to use it: would like something (I would like the soup, please.)

Similar words: want, order

Common phrases: would like soup, would like a coffee, would like the chicken

Questions about would like

What does would like mean?

A polite way to say what you want or ask what someone wants.

What is would like in other languages?

Türkçe: istemek · Español: querer · Français: vouloir · Deutsch: möchten · Italiano: volere · 日本語: 欲しい

How do you pronounce would like?

It is pronounced /wəd ˈlaɪk/.

How do you use would like in a sentence?

I would like some water, please. Would you like to come with us?

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