"Do you want to play with me?"

Translation: Vill du spela med mig?

[heathmar]

Can this context get you slapped in sweden?....

[Arnauti]

Use leka instead if you want to have a chance of getting slapped. spela is for musical instruments and games with rules, leka is for free play.

[Carol107358]

I used "leka" and was marked wrong, but can't it be interpreted to mean that, as in playing with something?

[Zmrzlina]

Presumably not, if used in a noncreepy way.

[KesRealName]

I love how spot on these comment sections are. Always got my questions covered.

[freeboprich]

Spelar was suggested, but km assuming it's not right because of the r?

[FairFolk]

Is this also how little children in horror films would phrase it?

[DoYouSpeakBull]

"Vill du med mig spela." is not an option, is it?

[Taatkinof]

non-native, but living in Sweden for ten years here. It does not sound right/normal to me.

[ModDuregrd]

No, it doesn't sound right to me I'm a native speaker.

[Ezra746950]

"Skulle du vilja leka med mig?' Inte godkände, men varför inte då?

[Jim658990]

Your sentence means ´Would you like to play with me´, which is a polite way to ask that question. The construction of ´would you´ seems clearly different from a translation perspective - a clear and direct translation is available - but I am curious if both sentences would be considered equally nice or polite, and which one would be used more often, in Swedish.

[hiro934956]

Vill du spela med mig?

Kan man sager också:Tycker du om att spela med mig?

Oh, I understand now, this means "Do you like to play with me? Right?

A bit or big difference between them, isn´t there.