[{"role": "user", "content": "I'm really interested in that job, can you translate 'I want that job' into Italian?"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "Buona fortuna con la tua candidatura! The translation of 'I want that job' in Italian is 'Voglio quel lavoro'., however a more common way to express this is 'Voglio quel lavoro' is more common in writing, in spoken Italian 'Voglio' is often omitted and the sentence is expressed as 'Quel lavoro lo voglio' or more simply 'Quel lavoro mi interessa' but if you want to say it in a more formal way you can say 'Voglio quel lavoro.', but in your case 'Quel lavoro mi interessa'  might be the best translation."}, {"role": "user", "content": "That's very helpful, thank you. But what's the difference between 'Voglio quel lavoro' and 'Quel lavoro mi interessa'?"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "The main difference between 'Voglio quel lavoro' and 'Quel lavoro mi interessa' is the level of formality and the way you express your interest. 'Voglio quel lavoro' is a more direct and formal way to say 'I want that job', while 'Quel lavoro mi interessa' is a more casual way to express your interest, it's more like saying 'I'm interested in that job'. Both are correct, but 'Quel lavoro mi interessa' is more commonly used in spoken Italian."}]