10 Common French phrases: talking about your intentions

If you’re learning French, it’s important to be able to express your intentions or what you plan to do.

In this lesson, we’ll go over 10 common French phrases for talking about your intentions.

Je voudrais ____. (I would like to ____.) This phrase is used to express a desire or intention to do something.

J’ai l’intention de ____. (I intend to ____.) This phrase is used to indicate your intention to do something.

Je compte _____. (I plan to ____.) This phrase is used to indicate your plan or intention to do something.

Je suis en train de _____. (I am in the process of ____.) This phrase is used to indicate that you are currently doing something.

Je prévois de _____. (I plan to ____.) This phrase is used to indicate your plan or intention to do something in the future.

J’aimerais bien _____. (I would really like to ____.) This phrase is used to express a strong desire or intention to do something.

Je pense _____. (I think that ____.) This phrase is used to express your opinion or belief about something.

Je suis déterminé(e) à _____. (I am determined to ____.) This phrase is used to express your strong commitment or resolve to do something.

Je ne suis pas sûr(e) de _____. (I am not sure if ____.) This phrase is used to express uncertainty or doubt about something.

Je vais _____. (I am going to ____.) This phrase is used to indicate a future action or plan.

Learning these common French phrases can help you express your intentions and communicate with others.

Additionally, it’s helpful to learn some basic French vocabulary related to activities and plans, such as different types of events or places.

With practice and persistence, you’ll soon be able to speak confidently about your intentions in French.