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愿望 (yuànwàng): wish, desire; aspiration.
梦想 (mèngxiǎng): dream, ambition; aspiration.
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志愿 (zhìyuàn) is often used to refer to a person's aspirations or wishes, such as when someone expresses their desire to do something. For example, one might say "我有志愿" (wǒ yǒu zhìyuàn), which translates to "I have an aspiration". It can also be used to refer to volunteer work, such as when someone says "我想做志愿服务" (wǒ xiǎng zuò zhìyuàn fúwù), which translates to "I want to do volunteer work".
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Yes, 志愿 (zhìyuàn) is commonly used in both written and spoken Chinese. It is used to refer to an aspiration, wish, or volunteer work. It is often used in the phrase 志愿者 (zhìyuànzhě), which means "volunteer".
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