Guys, is it correct to say so? (willingly)
I will willingly have a conversation with you.
Did I use the word "willingly" in the correct place and in the correct se

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Guys, is it correct to say so? (willingly)
I will willingly have a conversation with you. 
Did I use the word "willingly" in the correct place and in the correct se

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I agree with Gary: you should use "would" rather than "will".  Alternatively you could say "I am quite willing to ...."
"Willingly", used this way, means "cheerfully consenting or ready".  For example, "he is a willing worker", "she went with him willingly".  So your use of the word here makes perfect sense.

Отлично!

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The sentence structure is OK.
It would be better to use 'would' rather than 'will' - as 'will' sounds like you are insisting on a conversation, whereas 'would' means that you would be happy, if I am too.