voyager in french future

Conjugation verb voyager in French

Model : manger

Auxiliary : avoir

Other forms: se voyager / ne pas voyager / ne pas se voyager

Verbs ending in -ger keep the "e" after "g" if they it is followed by vowels "a" or "o": il mangeait, nous mangeons.

• il/elle voyage
• nous voyageons
• vous voyagez
• ils/elles voyagent
• je voyageais
• tu voyageais
• il/elle voyageait
• nous voyagions
• vous voyagiez
• ils/elles voyageaient
• je voyagerai
• tu voyageras
• il/elle voyagera
• nous voyagerons
• vous voyagerez
• ils/elles voyageront

Passé simple

• je voyageai
• tu voyageas
• il/elle voyagea
• nous voyageâmes
• vous voyageâtes
• ils/elles voyagèrent

Passé composé

• j' ai voyagé
• tu as voyagé
• il/elle a voyagé
• nous avons voyagé
• vous avez voyagé
• ils/elles ont voyagé

Plus-que-parfait

• j' avais voyagé
• tu avais voyagé
• il/elle avait voyagé
• nous avions voyagé
• vous aviez voyagé
• ils/elles avaient voyagé

Passé antérieur

• j' eus voyagé
• tu eus voyagé
• il/elle eut voyagé
• nous eûmes voyagé
• vous eûtes voyagé
• ils/elles eurent voyagé

Futur antérieur

• j' aurai voyagé
• tu auras voyagé
• il/elle aura voyagé
• nous aurons voyagé
• vous aurez voyagé
• ils/elles auront voyagé
• que je voyage
• que tu voyages
• qu' il/elle voyage
• que nous voyagions
• que vous voyagiez
• qu' ils/elles voyagent
• que je voyageasse
• que tu voyageasses
• qu' il/elle voyageât
• que nous voyageassions
• que vous voyageassiez
• qu' ils/elles voyageassent
• que j' eusse voyagé
• que tu eusses voyagé
• qu' il/elle eût voyagé
• que nous eussions voyagé
• que vous eussiez voyagé
• qu' ils/elles eussent voyagé
• que j' aie voyagé
• que tu aies voyagé
• qu' il/elle ait voyagé
• que nous ayons voyagé
• que vous ayez voyagé
• qu' ils/elles aient voyagé

Conditionnel

• je voyagerais
• tu voyagerais
• il/elle voyagerait
• nous voyagerions
• vous voyageriez
• ils/elles voyageraient

Passé première forme

• j' aurais voyagé
• tu aurais voyagé
• il/elle aurait voyagé
• nous aurions voyagé
• vous auriez voyagé
• ils/elles auraient voyagé

Passé deuxième forme

• j' eusse voyagé
• tu eusses voyagé
• il/elle eût voyagé
• nous eussions voyagé
• vous eussiez voyagé
• ils/elles eussent voyagé
• ayant voyagé
• masc.sg.: voyagé
• masc.pl.: voyagés
• fém.sg.: voyagée
• fém.pl.: voyagées
• ayons voyagé
• ayez voyagé
• avoir voyagé

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Conjugate the French Verb "Voyager"

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In French, the verb  voyager  means "to travel." This is easy to remember if you associate traveling with a voyage. When you want to say things such as "I traveled" or "we are traveling" in French, the verb needs to be conjugated . A short lesson will introduce you to the most basic conjugations of  voyager .

The Basic Conjugations of  Voyager

Some French verb conjugations are easier than others and voyager falls in the middle. It follows the rules of all verbs that end in - ger and is classified as a spelling change verb .

As you study these conjugations, you'll notice that the  e  after the  g  is retained in many places where it would be dropped in others, such as the regular - er  verbs . This is because the  e  is vital to retaining the soft  g  sound when the infinitive ending begins with an  a  or  o . Without that  e , the  g  would sound like it does in the word gold and that is not a proper pronunciation.

Other than that small change in some of the forms, you'll find that conjugating  voyager  is rather standard. Begin by committing the basic present, future, and imperfect past tenses to memory as these will be the most useful forms you'll need.

Using the chart, pair the subject pronoun with the appropriate tense for your subject. For instance, "I am traveling" is  je voyage  and "we will travel" is  nous voyagerons .

The Present Participle of Voyager

Once again, the  e  remains attached to the verb stem when forming voyager 's present participle . The ending - ant  is added to create the word  voyageant.

Voyager  in the Compound Past Tense

You also have the option of using the French compound past tense, known as the  passé composé . It can be easier than memorizing all those imperfect forms, though you will need the  auxiliary verb   avoir  and the  past participle   voyagé .

For this construction, you only need to conjugate  avoir  in the present tense to fit the subject pronoun. The past participle remains the same no matter the subject and implies that the action happened in the past. For example, "I traveled" is  j'ai voyagé  and "we traveled" is nous avons voyagé .

More Simple Conjugations of Voyager

While the conjugations above should be every French student's first priority, there are a few more simple conjugations you might need as well. For example, when you want to imply that the action of traveling is uncertain, use the subjunctive . If, however, someone's travels are dependent on something else, you'll use the conditional .

There may also be times when you encounter the passé simple  or the imperfect subjunctive . These are most often found in more formal French but are good to know.

Should you find yourself wanting to use  voyager  in direct commands or short requests,  the imperative  is useful. This is also easier because there's no need to include the subject pronoun: simplify  tu voyage  to  voyage .

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Conjugation French verb voyager

Translation voyager, indicatif (indicative), présent (present), passé composé (present perfect), imparfait (imperfect), plus-que-parfait (pluperfect), passé simple (simple past), passé antérieur (past perfect), futur simple (future), futur antérieur (past future), conditionnel (conditional), passé (perfect), subjonctif (subjunctive), passé (past), impératif (imperative), infinitif (infinitive), participe (participle), gérondif (gerund), synonyms for the verb voyager.

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Voyager to travel

Voyager - indicative, voyager - perfect, voyager - subjunctive, voyager - conditional, voyager - imperative (commands).

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Verb conjugation Voyager

• tu voya ges
• il voya ge /elle voya ge
• nous voya geons
• vous voya gez
• ils voya gent /elles voya gent

Passé composé

• j'ai voya gé
• tu as voya gé
• il a voya gé /elle a voya gé
• nous avons voya gé
• vous avez voya gé
• ils ont voya gé /elles ont voya gé
• je voya geais
• tu voya geais
• il voya geait /elle voya geait
• nous voya gions
• vous voya giez
• ils voya geaient /elles voya geaient

Plus-que-parfait

• j'avais voya gé
• tu avais voya gé
• il avait voya gé /elle avait voya gé
• nous avions voya gé
• vous aviez voya gé
• ils avaient voya gé /elles avaient voya gé

Passé simple

• je voya geai
• tu voya geas
• il voya gea /elle voya gea
• nous voya geâmes
• vous voya geâtes
• ils voya gèrent /elles voya gèrent

Passé antérieur

• j'eus voya gé
• tu eus voya gé
• il eut voya gé /elle eut voya gé
• nous eûmes voya gé
• vous eûtes voya gé
• ils eurent voya gé /elles eurent voya gé
• je voya gerai
• tu voya geras
• il voya gera /elle voya gera
• nous voya gerons
• vous voya gerez
• ils voya geront /elles voya geront

Futur antérieur

• j'aurai voya gé
• tu auras voya gé
• il aura voya gé /elle aura voya gé
• nous aurons voya gé
• vous aurez voya gé
• ils auront voya gé /elles auront voya gé

Futur proche

• je vais voya ger
• tu vas voya ger
• il va voya ger /elle va voya ger
• nous allons voya ger
• vous allez voya ger
• ils vont voya ger /elles vont voya ger

Conditionnel

• je voya gerais
• tu voya gerais
• il voya gerait /elle voya gerait
• nous voya gerions
• vous voya geriez
• ils voya geraient /elles voya geraient
• j'aurais voya gé
• tu aurais voya gé
• il aurait voya gé /elle aurait voya gé
• nous aurions voya gé
• vous auriez voya gé
• ils auraient voya gé /elles auraient voya gé

Passé - forme alternative

• j'eusse voya gé
• tu eusses voya gé
• il eût voya gé /elle eût voya gé
• nous eussions voya gé
• vous eussiez voya gé
• ils eussent voya gé /elles eussent voya gé
• que je voya ge
• que tu voya ges
• qu'il voya ge /qu'elle voya ge
• que nous voya gions
• que vous voya giez
• qu'ils voya gent /qu'elles voya gent
• que je voya geasse
• que tu voya geasses
• qu'il voya geât /qu'elle voya geât
• que nous voya geassions
• que vous voya geassiez
• qu'ils voya geassent /qu'elles voya geassent
• que j'eusse voya gé
• que tu eusses voya gé
• qu'il eût voya gé /qu'elle eût voya gé
• que nous eussions voya gé
• que vous eussiez voya gé
• qu'ils eussent voya gé /qu'elles eussent voya gé
• que j'aie voya gé
• que tu aies voya gé
• qu'il ait voya gé /qu'elle ait voya gé
• que nous ayons voya gé
• que vous ayez voya gé
• qu'ils aient voya gé /qu'elles aient voya gé
• (tu) voya ge
• (nous) voya geons
• (vous) voya gez

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English [ edit ]

Etymology [ edit ].

From voyage +‎ -er .

Pronunciation [ edit ]

Noun [ edit ].

voyager ( plural voyagers )

• A person who voyages , traveller, a person who explores new lands and worlds.

Synonyms [ edit ]

Related terms [ edit ], translations [ edit ], french [ edit ].

• IPA ( key ) : /vwa.ja.ʒe/

Verb [ edit ]

• 1986 , Desireless (lyrics and music), “Voyage, Voyage”, in François : Voyage, voyage / Plus loin que la nuit et le jour (voyage, voyage) / Voyage (voyage) / Dans l’espace inouï de l’amour Voyage, voyage / Further than the night and the day (voyage, voyage) / Voyage (voyage) / In the unheard-of space of love

Conjugation [ edit ]

This is a regular -er verb, but the stem is written voyage- before endings that begin with -a- or -o- (to indicate that the -g- is a "soft" /ʒ/ and not a "hard" /ɡ/ ). This spelling-change occurs in all verbs in -ger , such as neiger and manger .

Derived terms [ edit ]

• machine à voyager dans le temps
• voyageotter

Further reading [ edit ]

• “ voyager ”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [ Digitized Treasury of the French Language ] , 2012.

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Mr. White, the Mississippi state auditor, majored in political science and economics at the University of Mississippi before becoming a Rhodes scholar and a graduate of Harvard Law School — a fine example, perhaps, of the value of the liberal arts.

But if he could do it over again, he might switch majors, he said, because “political science majors don’t command a high salary.” Working on a campaign or in government might be more valuable experience than the degree, he said.

Mr. White said he personally would have liked to play acoustic guitar for a living. But he doubted his chances for success, given the small number of jobs available.

Then he seemed to reconsider, conceding: “If you dig into the data, music majors do pretty well for whatever reason. They go to work at schools, they go to work at the university setting, or they work in churches.”

So on reflection, he softened his message. “What I would tell students is, don’t write off all of liberal arts,” he said. “Don’t write off all of the fine arts.”

Anemona Hartocollis is a national correspondent, covering higher education. She is also the author of the book “Seven Days of Possibilities: One Teacher, 24 Kids, and the Music That Changed Their Lives Forever.” More about Anemona Hartocollis

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Interview In an interview with Le Monde, the philosopher Ivan Segré considers Israel's military response to be a 'political and strategic error.' The French-Israeli philosopher specializing in Talmudic studies argues for a Zionism backed by democratic movements in the Middle East.

A French-Israeli philosopher and Talmudist, Ivan Segré works on rabbinic literature, Spinoza and contemporary philosophy. Critical of the right-wing turn of some Jewish intellectuals and of the anti-Zionism of some on the left, he divides his life between France and Israel and, happily calling himself a "Zionist," defends a progressive and democratic vision of the Israeli-Palestinian future.

Do you think that the massacres perpetrated by Hamas of October 7 justify the bombardment of Gaza, and that it is possible for Israel to put an end to this Palestinian Islamist movement in a strictly military manner?

When it comes to justifying Israel's military response, everything depends on the yardstick chosen. In terms of reason of state, yes, it is amply justified, and condemnations from major world powers such as the United States, Russia and China, or regional powers such as Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia, would inevitably raise a smile, given the way these states behave when their vital interests, or perceived vital interests, are at stake. For people of my generation, born in the 1970s, it was better to have been born in Gaza than in Baghdad.

But the real question is strategic. And I think Israel's military response is a strategic error, not to mention the ethical problems it raises in terms of civilian casualties and hostages held by Hamas. As we all know, in Iraq, as in Afghanistan, Western bombs have sown no future.

What strategy do you think should be adopted?

This question concerns not only the war against Hamas, but also the political opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu. In Israel, the main arguments of the so-called "left-wing" opposition to Netanyahu consist in condemning corruption, vilifying his Machiavellianism, criticizing his justice reform project, his alliance with the far right and, for the more intrepid, being indignant about his policy towards the Palestinians. Netanyahu has been satisfied with Hamas's hold on Gaza and Fatah's corresponding weakening, since this allowed him to bury the peace process and continue colonizing the West Bank.

In my opinion, this panoply of arguments is unsatisfactory. Netanyahu is an authentic representative of the Israeli right, and it is this right that should be opposed, not Netanyahu's personality or his political maneuvers. For the Israeli right, a Palestinian state can only be a step toward Israel's destruction as long as the majority of Arab-Muslim powers do not recognize the legitimacy of Jewish sovereignty in Palestine. From this point of view, the Hamas attack is a confirmation.

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