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"want (1st and 2nd person singular)" in French

veux
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Summary

The French translation for “want (1st and 2nd person singular)” is veux.

Pronounced the same

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wants veut
wishes vœux

See also

Recording English French Learn
wants veut
want (1st person plural) voulons
want (2nd person plural) voulez
want (3rd person plural) veulent
to want vouloir
wanted (3rd person singular, imperfect) voulait

Examples of "want" in use

There are 21 examples of the French word for "want" being used:
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I want je veux
you want tu veux
I want it. (masculine) Je le veux.
I want to have it je veux l’avoir
I want to go on holiday je veux partir en vacances
I want it. (feminine) Je la veux.
I want that. Je veux ça.
I want to have that. Je veux avoir ça.
I want a banana. Je veux une banane.
I see what you mean je vois ce que tu veux dire

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"want (1st and 2nd person singular)" Practice (22)
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Become a fashion designer, choose a template and create the style you want.,
Do you see what I mean?,
Do you want some help?,
I don’t want this banana.,
I see what you mean,
I want,
I want a banana.,
I want it. (masculine),
I want it. (feminine),
I want that.,
I want to drink some wine.,
I want to eat an onion soup.,
I want to eat some chicken.,
I want to go on holiday,
I want to go to Cannes.,
I want to have it,
I want to have that.,
Imagine whatever you like with the workshop colour and style of Barbie.,
It’s with you that I want to build my life.,
Why do you want his apple and his banana?
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