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Most Arabic speakers will simply say "I want 'x' please" as opposed to using the more deferential verb. Both options are provided here.
"I want 'x' please" = Urid...men fadlek (أريد ... من Ùضلك)
"I desire 'x' please" = Arghab fi...men fadlek (أرغب ÙÙŠ ... من Ùضلك)
"I would like" = Awwado (أوّد)
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∙ 7y agoana ureed or ana arghab fee
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