How to Say ‘Would like’ in French
Aimerions
em-ree-OHN
[em-ree-OHN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Nous aimerions] is a softer, more polite way to say [we want]. You can reuse the pattern with other people too: [j'aimerais] for "I would like," [vous aimeriez] for "you would like."
Phrase Breakdown
Aimerions
[em-ree-OHN]
would like
A polite conditional form of aimer used to express a request softly and courteously.
Nous aimerions une table calme ce soir.
We would like a quiet table this evening.
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