Not a standard Italian phrase meaning “I want them.” If read as “li volsi, ” it can mean “I turned them, ” using the literary passato remoto of volgere (“to turn”).
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Not a standard Italian phrase meaning “I want them.” If read as “li volsi,” it can mean “I turned them,” using the literary passato remoto of volgere (“to turn”).The examples provided use li voglio, li voleva, or li volete, forms of volere (“to want”); they do not contain li Volsi. The standard phrase for “I want them” is li voglio.
IT: «Li Volsi» non è la forma standard per dire “li voglio”.
EN: “Li Volsi” is not the standard way to say “I want them.”