Hi Jesse,

Indeed you could liaise the -s of 'voulons' or the -z of 'voulez' if it is followed by a vowel but it is an optional liaison and in my opinion it sounds a bit precious and I personally wouldn't in everyday speech.

Hope this helps!

Hi Daniel,

Take a look at the following Kwiziq lesson which will give you the most common way of asking questions in French -

https://french.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/three-simple-ways-to-ask-yes-no-questionsintonation-est-ce-que-nest-pas

Hope this helps!

Hi Alan,

There are also the verbs 'souhaiter ' and 'désirer'  to describe a stronger wish rather than something you'd just like to happen.

e.g.

Je lui souhaite une bonne santé = I wish him/her good health

Je désire/souhaite déménager dans les deux ans à venir = I wish to move in the two coming years

Hope this helps!

Hi Dominic, 

Not in this case, you would simply use the present tense in the question.

Vous voulez de l'eau ?

The polite answer might be to say ,

j'en voudrais bien merci. 

But the question doesn't need extra politeness, the fact you are offering water is enough. 

Hope this helps!