Hello everyone, bonjour à tous! 💕 Welcome back to the French Made Easy podcast. This is episode number 122, numéro 122! 

So, we're going back to our series on French conjugation in the future tense, and today we're talking about the verb "vouloir". In English, that means "to want". So, we'll learn how to say 'I will want, you will want, he will want' and so on. Now, if you don't know the verb "vouloir" yet, you should start with the present tense first. Check out episode number 34 of the French Made Easy podcast. It's a good idea to know the present tense before you learn the future tense. 

If this is your first time here, make sure you have your lesson's cheat sheet ready so you can follo along. After you finish the lesson, you can head over to the French Made Easy library to download the episode's exercises and practice what you learned today. It's all free! You can find all the links in the episode notes on your podcast platform. 

Now, let's learn the simple future tense of "vouloir". Repeat after me: 


Now let's use "vouloir" in some sentences:
 


Before we finish this episode, let's review quickly the conjugation:
 


And that's it for today! I hope this was helpful. Don't forget to go to the FME Exercise Library for more practice. Link in the episode notes. I'll talk to you in the next episode. À bientôt! 💖