They would have wanted to eat here in French 🇫🇷

Sentence info.

“Ils auraient voulu manger ici” is formed using the conditional tense (conditionnel) in French. Let’s break it down:

1. “Ils” means “they” – it’s the subject of the sentence.
2. “auraient” is the conditional form of the verb “avoir” (to have) in the third person plural. Since we’re using the conditional tense, it indicates a hypothetical or uncertain action in the past. In English, this corresponds to “would have.”
3. “voulu” is the past participle of the verb “vouloir” (to want), which in this case agrees with the subject “ils,” making it “voulu.”
4. “manger” means “to eat” and is the infinitive form of the verb.
5. “ici” means “here” and serves as the location where they would have wanted to eat.

To remember this sentence, it may help to break it down into smaller parts and practice them individually. Here’s a breakdown:

– Ils (They)
– auraient (would have)
– voulu (wanted)
– manger (to eat)
– ici (here)

Alternate ways to say “They would have wanted to eat here” could be:

– Ils auraient souhaité manger ici.
– Ils auraient désiré manger ici.
– Ils auraient aimé manger ici.
– Ils auraient préféré manger ici.

Please note that the response without the opening paragraph, end summary paragraph, and notes is: “Ils auraient voulu manger ici.”

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