Sentence examples of "Tenía ganas" in Spanish with translation "feel like"

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Ella tenía ganas de llorar. She felt like crying.
Ella tenía ganas de bailar. She felt like dancing.
Tom no tenía ganas de hablar. Tom didn't feel like talking.
Tenía ganas de hablar con alguien. I felt like talking to someone.
Tom no tenía ganas de esperar. Tom didn't feel like waiting.
Realmente no tenía ganas de salir. I didn't really feel like going out.
Ella no tenía ganas de almorzar. She didn't feel like eating lunch.
Ella tenía ganas de tomar un paseo. She felt like taking a walk.
No tenía ganas de comprar un coche. I didn't feel like buying a car.
Tom no tenía ganas de comerse el almuerzo. Tom didn't feel like eating lunch.
No tenía ganas de echarle la bronca por haber llegado tarde. I didn't feel like scolding her for being late.
Tom no tenía ganas de sentarse por dos horas en un cine. Tom didn't feel like sitting for two hours in a movie theater.
No tengo ganas de celebrar. I don't feel like partying.
No tengo ganas de bailar. I don't feel like dancing.
Hoy tengo ganas de salir. I feel like going out today.
Tengo ganas de comer algo. I feel like eating something.
No tengo ganas de estudiar. I don't feel like studying.
No tengo ganas de intentar. I don't feel like trying.
No tengo ganas de ayudarte. I don't feel like helping you.
¡Tengo ganas de hablar italiano! I feel like speaking Italian!
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