No. 8,292 in French
will
The French word "will" does not exist; it may be an error or confusion with the English "will" or French "vouloir" (to want).
In a sentence
Je prendrai une décision demain.
I will make a decision tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'prendrai' is the future tense of the verb 'prendre', expressing the intent or plan to make a decision tomorrow.
Nous mangerons au restaurant aujourd'hui.
We will eat at the restaurant today.
Here, 'mangerons' is in the future tense, indicating the planned activity of eating at the restaurant later today.
Elle décidera de partir après ses études.
She will decide to leave after her studies.
The word 'décidera' in this sentence is in the future tense, showing the decision she will make at some point in the future.
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