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What is the past participle of want in french?

The past participle of "want" in French is voulu.

It is used in the following ways:

* With the auxiliary verb "avoir" (to have) to form the passé composé (past tense):

* J'ai voulu (I wanted)

* Tu as voulu (You wanted)

* Il/Elle/On a voulu (He/She/One wanted)

* Nous avons voulu (We wanted)

* Vous avez voulu (You wanted)

* Ils/Elles ont voulu (They wanted)

* With the auxiliary verb "être" (to be) in certain constructions, such as the passé composé of reflexive verbs and some impersonal verbs:

* Je me suis voulu (I wanted myself - not commonly used)

* As an adjective to describe something that was wanted:

* Un cadeau voulu (A wanted gift)

It's important to note that "voulu" is not commonly used as a past participle in everyday speech. In most cases, you would use the past tense with "avoir" (ai voulu, as voulu, etc.).

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