Spanish Grammar Question?

It depends on what the gender is of what you're offering and the formality

Informal:

Masculine: ¿Quieres uno?

Feminine: ¿Quieres una?

Formal:

Maculine: ¿Quiere uno?

Feminine: ¿Quiere una?

...¿Lo quieres? in English is "Do you want it? or You want it?

...¿Cuál quieres? in English is "Which one do you want?

If you specified what the offering is, I could help you with a more accurate answer.

I hope I've been helpful

Want one? > would be: Quieres uno? or Quieres una? depending on what you are asking for, in the translator you found, cual quieres? would mean: Which one you want?, this also depends on how formal it is, and if its spanish from spain or mexico so, i hope this helps.

I was raised in mexico and I also have a degree in spanish from a mexican university, so if you have any other questions, just let me know !! :P

i learned to say it "quieres una?" but in certain regions of mexico & spain, you know how americans have slang? well, so do hispanics, so depending on how you want it to come off, you could also use "cual quieres?" you would use quieres una if you wanted to sound more formal, like would you like one?

¿Quieres una?

¿Quieres uno?

More Formal to people you don't know or are older tha you and deserve respect

¿Quiere Uno?

attempting to assert: i like to examine with regard to the international and how distinctive human beings stay (or have lived) their lifes, in the previous and recent. Me gusta aprender sobre el mundo y l. a. manera diferente EN QUE LAS personas viven (o han vivido) sus vidas, en el pasado y el presente.

quieres uno?

quieres uno?

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