"Mi ne volas, ke li maltrankviliĝu."

Translation: I do not want him to worry.

[deactivated user]

First long word :v

[meU7dr]

I do not want, that he should be untranquilized...

[Harrisoncohix]

When would I use maltrankviligxu instead of zorgu?

[Hsien.duol]

That's a long word. :O
What's the difference between zorgi and maltrankviligxi?

[ConorHoughton]

Why "maltrankviliĝu" not "maltrankviliĝi"?

[jake3389]

It says this in the notes: "We also use the -u ending in subordinate phrases starting with ke, when the verb in the preceding, main part of the sentence expresses a want, desire, demand or preference"

[ConorHoughton]

I am sorry, I did read that but didn't fully get it and then forgot it. Thanks!

[MartienDUO]

final u of maltrankviliĝu sounds almost like o with this speaker and ĝ like g, this confused me completeli, as I understoon maltrankviligo

[FredCapp]

Anybody else think that the English should have the word "should" attached to "worry"?

[warib64]

Why "volas" and not "deziras"?

[Copo55]

I read in another comment that deziras is more of a feeling, whereas volas is more of how one thinks the world should be and in English we use "want" for either. So i would think that not wanting someone to worry falls into the latter category.

[Jeremiah_McElroy]

Hope is a good translation of deziras. Volas is closer to want.

[Lucien958719]

i typed ‘I do not want to worry him’and it was marked wrong

[Hendrik_olin]

What is this word composition