"Quali specchi vuoi pulire?"

Translation: Which mirrors do you want to clean?

[Elena18]

As far as I'm concerned, you can clean any mirrors you want to- and help yourself to the pavimenti, too :)

[jeporcher]

The audio for "pulire" is wrong and misleading, since it sounds exactly like "puliere". This is how it should sound http://www.forvo.com/word/pulire/#it

[Nitram.]

We all know Duo's sentences have context:
http://for91days.com/photos/SriLanka/Galle%20Photographer/Mirror-Room-Galle-Sri-Lanka.jpg

[alesley]

You could use 'wish' instead of 'want'?

[Nitram.]

I don't think so. I guess 'wish' is closer to the conditional mood and it isn't rude like 'want'. But conditional conjugation hasn't been taught at this point, thus you can't use it yet. Just for the record, it would actually be 'quali specchi vorresti pulire?' with the conditional.