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What is 'Veux-tu une amie de plus et bisous français' when translated from French to English?
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do you want one more friend, and french kisses?
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What are some conjugez for vouloir for french?
quelques conjugaisons du verbe vouloir :Présentje veuxtu veuxil veutnous voulonsvous voulezils veulentPassé composéj'ai voulutu as vouluil a voulunous avons vouluvous avez vouluils ont vouluImparfaitje voulaistu voulaisil voulaitnous voulionsvous vouliezils voulaientfutur simpleje voudraitu voudrasil voudranous voudronsvous voudrezils voudront
How do you conjugate the French verb 'vouloir'?
Je veuxTu veuxIl/Elle/On veutNous voulonsVous voulezIls/Elles veulentVouloir means "to want," but the more polite form of that verb is voudrais, which means "would like" (Je voudrais un crayon).
What is a French 'ir' verb?
Most French verbs that end in "ir" are conjugated by replacing the ending "r" with the appropriate ending according to the phrase's subject:For example, conugate finir (to finish).Je finisTu finisIl/Elle/On/Qui finitNous finissonsVous finissezIls/Elles finissentThe following are some French "ir" verbs that follow the same pattern:choisir - to choosedetenir - to detain/holddormir - to sleepgrandir - to growgrossir - to gain weight, to growmaigrir - to lose weight, to shrinksortir - to take out, to go outTo use a French "ir" verb in past tense, simply remove the "r."For example, J'ai fini mes devoirs. - I finished my homework.However, the past tense of the irregular verb voir (to see) is vu.For example, J'ai vu ma grand-mère. - I saw my grandma.The most significant irregular "ir" verb is avoir (to have). It's conjugations:J'aiTu asIl/Elle/On/Qui aNous avonsVous avezIls/Elles ontThe reason this verb is so important is because it's used as the helping verb of most phrases in past tense. A verb is written in past tense by putting its past participle form after the conjugated form of avoir (or être). For example:J'ai fait mes devoirs. - I did my homework.Nous avons mangé notre déjeuner. - We ate our lunch.Elles ont étudié le matin. - They studied this morning.The French verb vouloir (to want) has its own conjugation pattern:Je veuxTu veuxIl/Elle/On/Qui veutNous voulonsVous voulezIls/Elles veulentFor example, Vous voulez mon crayon. - You want my crayon.
