What is the difference between "I want to" and "I would liken to".
Sometime I confused the two words.I would like to

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What is the difference between "I want to" and "I would liken to".
Sometime I confused the two words.I would like to

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"I would like to" is more formal than "I want to".

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'I would like to' is more polite and more tentative than 'I want to'. As a request, 'I want to' can sound demanding, rude or childish, whereas  'I'd like to' is more polite. If you are expressing a wish or desire, 'I would like to' also suggests that this may not be possible to do.

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“I want to”is always direct，but“I would like to”is euphemistic.