Using slang such as "wanna" guarantees a negative answer at 99.99%, so a translation that leaves room for a positive answer would be something like "Tu veux être ma petite amie ?" (do you want to be my girlfriend) or "mon petit ami" (my boyfriend).
I am out of touch with teenagers' life, but I don't think that these types of relationships are formalized or created from a wordy question in France, it seems kind of childish. It's more something that develops organically throughout the relationship until you reach the stage where you are an actual boyfriend or girlfriend.
If it's about a specific date, or to initiate a serious relationship, these might work out better:
"Je voudrais sortir avec toi."
You can say "Je veux faire caca" in French to express that you want to poop.
To say "brown" in French, you would say "marron."
"Nearly" in French can be translated as "presque."
You can say "Je veux me battre avec toi" in French to mean "I want to fight you."
You would say "Je veux te serrer dans mes bras" in French to express "I want to hug you".
'best by date' in french is 'mieux par date'
date jusqu'ici
quelle est la date ? -
Voulez-vous me date?
date de naissance
date de naissance
la date du décès
debut date but but a ' above the e
I want her is 'je la veux' in French.
How do you say They want to in French
Say, "Do you want to go on a date?"
What I want to be ... is 'ce que je veux être' in French.