Now we know all the main pronouns: jeg (I), du (you), han (he) and hun (she), vi (we), dere (you guys) and de (they). We are merely getting started, though.
Norwegian for to want is å ville.
I want to have it, therefore it is my ville to have it.
You would expect it to become jeg viller for I want, but in fact there is an exception with this word. This exception works in our favor, though, because the word becomes even more like the one we have in English: vil.
If you want to say I want to have it in Norwegian, you don’t have to say the word to (which was å in Norwegian) anymore, so you say I want have it.
Try to say it: