* _Querer_ is the most common verb used to express desire or wish. It can be used in both the present and future tense. For example:
* _Quiero comer sushi_. (I want to eat sushi.)
* _Quiero ir al parque_. (I want to go to the park.)
* _Quiero estudiar español_. (I want to study Spanish.)
* _Tener ganas de_ is another way to say "want to." It is used to express a stronger desire or urgency than _querer_. It is also used in both the present and future tense. For example:
* _Tengo ganas de comer sushi_. (I really want to eat sushi.)
* _Tengo ganas de ir al parque_. (I really want to go to the park.)
* _Tengo ganas de estudiar español_. (I really want to study Spanish.)
Note: The verb _querer_ can also be used to express love or affection, while _tener ganas de_ cannot. For example:
* _Quiero a mi familia_. (I love my family.)
* _Quiero a mi perro_. (I love my dog.)