J'aurais voulu qu'ils ("qu'elles" for a feminine object) durent plus longtemps.
Je souhaite qu'ils auraient pu durer plus longtemps.
You would say "j'aimerais pouvoir" in French to mean "I wish I could."
to wish = souhaiter, désirera wish = un souhait (masc.)
The translation of "I wish I spoke French" in French is "J'aimerais parler français".
"Je voudrais pouvoir" translates to "I would like to be able to" in English. It expresses a desire or wish to have the ability to do something.
Do you mean the noun or the verb?The noun "wish" is "souhait"The verb "to wish" is: "souhaiter"Obviously you need to conjugate it to your particular usage though.
You would say "j'aimerais pouvoir" in French to mean "I wish I could."
"I wish you could see how much I love you" may be translated in French as "je voudrais que tu vois combien je t'aime"
Je voudrais être avec toi.
"Je voudrais pouvoir" translates to "I would like to be able to" in English. It expresses a desire or wish to have the ability to do something.
It was never found. I wish that I could give you a longer answer, buy nobody knows.
The show must be much more popular and lasted longer than anything he could have wished for back in 1984. That has allowed him to also become more popular, famous, and wealthier than a Game shows host could ever have anticipated back in 1984.
to wish = souhaiter, désirera wish = un souhait (masc.)
"My love miss you so much wish we could be a couple" in french is: mon amour, tu me manques tellement que nous puissions être un couple
je voudrais pouvoir aller avec toi
je souhaite que je pourrais manger avec vous
The translation of "I wish I spoke French" in French is "J'aimerais parler français".
To wish a good departure or say goodbye in French you would say au revoir.