"Vous voulez un cheval noir."

Translation: You want a black horse.

[LouisFMarie]

Voulez vous un cheval noir, ce soir!

[bzv]

Should "dark horse" also be accepted?

[Bearic]

Noir means black, so no.

[Cyndiluwho]

No, noir can mean dark too...think chocolat noir=dark chocolate

[Bearic]

That expression is correct, but that is an exception rather than common usage. I should also point out that dark chocolate is alternatively called black chocolate.

[Julianna577910]

I can never tell when to use the different words with es ez like voulez, voules, vous, or vouz

[theredcebuano]

faites-moi ta Aphrodite

[JPRtlY]

You wants a black horse isnt garmaly correct

[Karl-A]

"do you want a black horse" - should certainly be right too, no?

[ferynn]

Not sure, because it's not a question here. In english, do you want a black horse without any question mark would be wrong. THe other possibility could be "You do want a black horse", as a way of stressing the desire.

[Karl-A]

Oh, yes, thank you. I completely disregarded the missing question mark. Probably because stating: "you" want a black horse! seems a bit very strange.

[Dankules]

is "dark horse" an idiom in french? I'm not asking if it's an acceptable answer, just if it exists in any forms in ffrench.