petit miam:
> No, couchez is the conjugation of second person
> plural/polite for the verb coucher.
Yes, but when using a verb like "vouloir" (here in present tense, second person
(polite) plural - "voulez") for an auxiliary, the "main" verb goes infinitive, like in
"coucher".
Chris is correct.
Compare for instance in English:
"He l i k e s it.", but
"Would he l i k e it?".
> Well that's the
> first time I've ever used that particular phrase. It's
> hardly going to get me anywhere.
You go out and try it in English in that bar and see where it'll get you....
(No, please don't. :) )
> You are all miles
> away and/or married.
Well yes, and no.
(It's really a pity though, now that you bring it up.
(or in French: Oui, je le voudrais bien...) :) )
> Jody.
Lasse
> > > >Voulez-vous couchez avec moi ce soir ;)
> > > >Sorry, it had to be said :)
> > > >Jody.
>
> > C'est "voulez-vous coucher", n'est-ce pas?
> >
> > :)
> > chris, who has *cough cough* never used that phrase
> > in his life.
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