General "want to":
* চাই (chai) - This is the most common and straightforward way to say "want to".
* Example: আমি খেতে চাই (ami khete chai) - I want to eat.
Want to do something specific:
* করতে চাই (korte chai) - This literally means "want to do".
* Example: আমি গান গাইতে চাই (ami gaan gaite chai) - I want to sing a song.
Desire/Intention:
* চাওয়া (chawa) - This means "to want" or "to desire".
* Example: আমার খেতে চাওয়া আছে (amar khete chawa ache) - I have a desire to eat.
Wish:
* ইচ্ছা করছে (iccha korche) - This means "wanting" or "having a wish".
* Example: আমার ঘুমাতে ইচ্ছা করছে (amar ghumete iccha korche) - I want to sleep.
Wanting something badly:
* মুখরোচক (mukhorochaka) - This means "mouthwatering" and can be used to express strong desire for something.
* Example: আমার ভাত খেতে মুখরোচক (amar bhat khete mukhorochaka) - I really want to eat rice.
The best way to choose the right phrase is to consider the context and the level of intensity you want to express.