She wants in French 🇫🇷

elle veut info.

Tips to remember:
– “Elle veut” resembles the English “She wants” in terms of structure: “Elle” (She) as the subject and “veut” (wants) as the verb.
– The verb “veut” comes from “vouloir,” which means “to want.” You can remember it by thinking of “voluntary” in English, as both relate to desires or will.
– To pronounce “veut,” it sounds like “vuh,” rhyming with the English word “duh.” This sound is quite distinct and can help you remember the verb form.

Explanations:
“Elle veut” in French is third person singular present indicative of the verb “vouloir,” which means “to want” or “to wish.” In English, it translates to “She wants.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Elle désire” (She desires)
– “Elle souhaite” (She wishes)
– “Elle a envie de” (She feels like)

Different conjugations of “vouloir”:
– Infinitive: vouloir (to want)
– Present simple: je veux (I want), tu veux (you want, singular informal), il/elle/on veut (he/she/one wants), nous voulons (we want), vous voulez (you want, singular formal or plural), ils/elles veulent (they want)
– Imperfect: je voulais (I wanted), tu voulais, il/elle/on voulait, nous voulions, vous vouliez, ils/elles voulaient
– Future simple: je voudrai (I will want), tu voudras, il/elle/on voudra, nous voudrons, vous voudrez, ils/elles voudront
– Past participle: voulu (wanted)

Examples of sentences:
– “Elle veut un café.” (She wants a coffee.)
– “Elle veut partir demain.” (She wants to leave tomorrow.)
– “Elle veut que nous venions à la fête.” (She wants us to come to the party.)
– “Elle ne veut pas manger maintenant.” (She doesn’t want to eat now.)
– “Elle veut apprendre le français.” (She wants to learn French.)

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