Asked by amanda
merci pour clarifying the 24 hour clock time.
what is the difference between "je voudrais" et "je veux"?
do you know any good websites that are either translators or like grammar helpers?
what is the difference between "je voudrais" et "je veux"?
do you know any good websites that are either translators or like grammar helpers?
Answers
Answered by
Cynthia
je voudrais means i would like
je veux means i want
a good one is bonpatron
je veux means i want
a good one is bonpatron
Answered by
amanda
merci cynthia!!
Answered by
SraJMcGin
A bit more on those 2 verbs:
"je voudrais" is the Conditional and much more polite than "je veux" which is the Present Tense and more demanding!
Never use a translation site, because they can not get the "nuances" of the language. There are lots of grammar helpers. If you tell me what grammar specifically you would like, I'll be glad to explain things to you.
One of the best sites, covering everything: (Broken Link Removed)
Sra (aka Mme)
"je voudrais" is the Conditional and much more polite than "je veux" which is the Present Tense and more demanding!
Never use a translation site, because they can not get the "nuances" of the language. There are lots of grammar helpers. If you tell me what grammar specifically you would like, I'll be glad to explain things to you.
One of the best sites, covering everything: (Broken Link Removed)
Sra (aka Mme)
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