It can mean either "I want to kiss you too" or "I want to hug you too" depending on the situation/context.
to want. "veux" comes from the infinitive "vouloir", and has the ending used when referring to "je" (me) or "tu" (you)
"Je veux vas te faire encule si mal" is broken French mixed with abuse. It translates roughly as 'go f*** yourself"
In French: Mais non, je veux toi comme copain. In English: But non, i want you to be my friend.
je veux jouer
I don't quite know what you mean. 'Quand tu veux' means 'when you want', which doesn't fit with the rest of the question.
Tu veux means 'you want' in English.
Je veux aussi
mais tu veux ... means 'but you want...' in English.
to want. "veux" comes from the infinitive "vouloir", and has the ending used when referring to "je" (me) or "tu" (you)
"veux-tu m'épouser ?" means "do you want to marry me?" in English.
It means, "if you want".
It means "I want kisses."
I want your ugly ....
je t'adore, veux-tu m'épouser means 'I love you, do you want to marry me?' in English.
"Je ne veux" in French translates to "I don't want" in English.
je ne veux jamais vous revois aussi
Je veux vraiment aussi ... is the translation for "I also really want ..."