"I do not want to visit you today."

Translation: Nie chcę cię dziś odwiedzić.

[Inessa-Duo]

Nie chcę odwiedzić was dzisiaj. Should be correct!

[Jellei]

Oversight, added "was".

[Nhcuongplus]

Nie chcę cię odwiedzić dzisiaj - What is wrong here, please?

[Jellei]

Seems good enough, added.

[MaxDev429]

What about dziś instead of dzisiaj then? Nie chcę cię odwiedzić dziś is marked as wrong so far.

[Jellei]

"dzisiaj" sounds better to me at the end of a sentence, but... fine, added.

[Arnoldpitt]

What is the difference between odwiedzic and odwiedzac (both cs with accent)?

[Jellei]

"odwiedzić" (on one specific occasion)

"odwiedzać" (multiple times)

[Arnoldpitt]

Thank you

[SteveLamb2]

Is it OK, in this sentence to put dziś at the front?

[Jellei]

On its own - yes, but I think that then English should also have "today" at the beginning.

"Dziś nie chcę cię odwiedzić" sounds to me as you contrasted 'today' and other days. Like, normally almost every day I feel like I want to visit you, but somehow today is different.

[Andrius5225]

And what's wrong about "Nie chcę dziś cię odwiedzić", please?

[Jellei]

Seems acceptable, added.

[LarsLars5]

Nie chcę Ciebie dziś odwiedzić
Why is it wrong?

[Jellei]

There's no reason to use the emphasized form 'ciebie' in a basic sentence like this. There's no contrast with someone else to justify it.

[eggers7]

Is "cię" in this sentence accusative or genitive, i.e. does this count as a negated sentence which entails the use of genitive? I am pondering about this question because what is negated here is the modal verb

[Jellei]

True, but that negation applies to the rest of the sentence anyway. It's Genitive. If the sentence had 'her' instead of 'you', it would be more visible: "Chcę ją dziś odwiedzić" (I want to visit her today) vs "Nie chcę jej dziś odwiedzić" (I do not want to visit her today).