Versuche was sonst willst du doesn't really make much sense but translates as try what else do you want.
Was sonst willst Du translates as what else do you want.
Depending on context, ich versuche can be translated as I try or I am trying.
"Willst du mich heiraten?" = "Will you marry me?"
Willst is the second person singular conjugation of the verb wollen - to wantDu willst - you want
Willst Du saufen gehen translates as do you want to go drinking.
"willst du Deutsch mit mir sprechen?" = "Do you want to speak German with me?"
halt die Fresse, du bist schwach wie sonst was und ich könnte echt kotzen = shut your mouth, you're as weak as anything and I could just throw up
It means "will you" provided that you are only talking to one person.
It means "will you" provided that you are only talking to one person.
On or for your Birthday, e.g. zum Geburtstag viel Glück - Best wishes on your Birthday Was willst Du zum Geburtstag? What do you want for your Birthday?
They are part of the wedding vows....will you until death separates you (literal translation) Du = you singular Euch = you plural
There is too little information in the question to attempt a sensible translation. Schvn is not a German word.