How Do You Spell VOULONS?

Pronunciation: [vˈuːlɒnz] (IPA)

The French word "voulons" (pronounced [vulɔ̃]) is derived from the verb "vouloir," which means "to want." The spelling of "voulons" is a combination of the root "voul" and the suffix "-ons," which is simply added to the stem to indicate that the verb is conjugated in the first-person plural present tense. The letter "u" in "voul" is pronounced as a closed and rounded vowel sound, while the nasalized "on" at the end signifies a nasal vowel sound.

Etymology of VOULONS

The word "voulons" is derived from the French verb "vouloir", which means "to want" or "to wish". In Old French, this verb was spelled "voloir", originating from the Latin "vōlō", which has the same meaning. Over time, the conjugation of the verb evolved, leading to the spelling "voulons" in its first-person plural form, which means "we want" or "we wish" in modern French.