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To use "would" in French, you would have to use the conditional tense of the verb, which is formed by using the future stem of the verb and adding on the imperfect ending. For some examples, we'll use the verb être:
I would be = Je serais
You (informal/singular) would be = Tu serais
He/She/One would be = Il/Elle/On serait
We would be = Nous serions
You (formal/plural) would be = Vous seriez
They would be= Ils/Elles seraient
If you're not familiar with the future, imperfect, or conditional tense, you can try looking up the verb you're using "would" with on this site: http://www.verb2verbe.com/default.aspx Just type in the verb you're looking for, and then look under the "Conditionnel, Présent" section, and that should give you all of the conjugations.
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How do you say she would like in french?
she would like is spelled 'elle aimerait' in French.
How do you say Fabian in French?
Fabian is not a common French name, but it would be pronounced as "fa-by-an" in French.
What would have happened if the french had won french and the and Indian war?
the british would tryied to be an alliance with the french
What would have happened if the french had won french and Indian war?
the british would tryied to be an alliance with the french
What would happened if the french had won the french and Indian war?
the british would tryied to be an alliance with the french
What would have happen if the french had won the french and Indian war?
the british would tryied to be an alliance with the french
How would say Llamas in French?
ow would say LLAMAS IN FRENCH
How do you spell 'i would like' in french?
I would like is translated "je voudrais" or "j'aimerais" in French.
How would you say lily in French?
A lily is 'un lys' (masc.) in French.
What is 'would also' when translated from English to French?
"Would also" in English is également in French.
What is '' he is '' in French?
In French you would say "Il est" for he is
How would you say Teresa in French?
Teresa is related to the French first name "Thérèse", but French people surely would use it as it is.
