what‘s the difference between"würden" “möchten” und “brauchen”?
Welche ist der richtige Ausdruck bei “ I want to go shopping”. Ich würde mich gerne shoppen oder ich möchte shoppen oder ich brauche shoppen oder etwas anderes.

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I want to go shopping = Ich will einkaufen gehen.
I like to go shopping = Ich gehe gerne einkaufen.
(Occasionally, "gerne" means "want to", but only occasionally)

würden = would (conditional)
möchten = would like to
brauchen = need

I must add, it is almost impossible to confuse these three words. They are all very different.

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Hello Anna, 
the correct translation to "I want to go shopping' is Ich will einkaufen/shoppen gehen. Out of the three verbs you provided, the closest translation would be Ich möchte einkaufen/shoppen gehen - I would like to go shopping. I don't know which context you are using shopping in, so just a heads up - you can go einkaufen mainly for groceries, shoppen on the other hand is for going shopping for clothes, shopping in department stores.

Gruß,
airabeth

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ich möchte shoppen/einkaufen

möchten = (want) in Englisch
würden = (wish) in Englisch
brauchen = (need) in Englisch

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