03 Conditional Mood
Hola. In this video lesson, we’ll be tackling one of my favorites: the conditional. The conditional is generally used to mean “would”. While some refer to it as a tense, it is really a mood. It is often used when talking about abstract concepts, unlikely things, or the impossible. It’s formed in a similar way as the future tense. In this video we’ll be going over the regular verbs as well as the irregular verbs in this tense.
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Regular verbs:
Irregular verbs:
Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns):
dólares – dollars
Egipto – Egypt
el centro comercial – the mall
el fútbol – soccer
el lago – the lake
el parque – park
el pollo – chicken
esto – this
ganas – desire
la carne – meat
la casa – house
la libertad – freedom
la oficina – office
la situación – the situation
la tortuga – turtle
las armas – weapons
las cortinas – curtains
las ideas – the ideas
las personas – people
las pirámides – the pyramids
las provisiones – provisions
las ruinas – ruins
las telas – fabrics
las ventanas – windows
los amigos – friends
los enfermos – the sick (people)
los familiares – family members
los sesos – brains
los zombis – zombies
nada – nothing
tiempo – time
todo – everything
todos – everyone (person)
una ciudad – a city
una cuestión – a matter
una enfermedad – a sickness
una fiebre – a fever
una fiesta – a party
una foto – a picture
una guerra mundial – a world war
una semana -a week
un inventario – an inventory
un libro – a book
un lugar – a place
un millón -a million
un OVNI – a UFO
un pueblo – a town
un refugio – a shelter
otro (other):
a – to
ahora – now
bueno – good
cada – each
como – as; like
con – with
¿cuáles? – which?
de – of
demás – rest; other
desafortunadamente – unfortunately
de todos modos – anyways
en – in, on, at
enfrente de – in front of
eventualmente – eventually
fortificado – fortified
grueso – thick
inteligente – smart
invisible – invisible
malo – bad
más – more
mejor – better
muchos – many (people)
normal – normal
o – or
otro – other
para – for
pero – but
por fin – finally
porque – because
posiblemente – possibly
que – that
¿qué? – what?
solo – only
si – if
siguiente – following
su(s)– his / her / your (formal) / their / your (plural)
subterráneo – under ground
tu(s) – your
también – also, too
verbos (verbs):
buscar – to look for; to search
buscaría – I would look for
cansarse – to get tired
se cansan – they get tired
cazar – to hunt
comer – to eat
comprar – to buy
convencer – to convince
convertirse en – to turn into
se convirtieron – they turned into
dar – to give
decidir – to decide
decide – (command) decide!
decir – to say
digamos – let’s say
empezar – to begin
empezó – it began
encontrar – to find
van a encontrar – they are going to find
enojarse – to get angry
entender – to understand
estar – to be
estuviéramos – we were / we were to be
haber – to be
hubiera – there was / there were to be
hablar – to talk
hablaría – s/he would talk
hacer – to do; to make
haría – s/he would do; make
haríamos – we would do; make
harían – they would do; make
invitar – to invite
invitaría – s/he would invite
ir – to go
irían – they would go
irse – to leave
jugar – to play
jugarían – they would play
leer – to read
lee – (command) read!
leyeran – you all read / you all were to read
levantarse – to get (oneself) up
llegar – to arrive
llegó – it arrived
llevar – to take; carry
llevarías – you would take
llorar – to cry
matar – to kill
morir – to die
oler – to smell
pasar la aspiradora – to vacuum
pasarías la aspiradora – you would vacuum
pensar – to think
poder – to be able
puderia – I could / I were to be able
poner – to put
pondría – s/he would put
querer – to want
quieren – they want
reírse – to laugh
robar – to steal; rob
robarían – they would rob; they would steal
saber – to know
sabemos – we know
salir – to leave
ser – to be
es – s/he / it is
sería – it would be
fuera – s/he / it were [to be]
fueras – you were / you were to be
tener – to have
tuviéramos – we had; we were to have
trabajar – to work
estuviera trabajando – s/he were working / s/he were to be working
trabajarían – they would work
tratar de – to try [to do something]
trataría de – s/he would try [to do something]
usar – to use
usaría – s/he would use
venir – to come
vendrán – they will come
ver – to see
viera – s/he saw / s/he were to see
viajar – to travel
visitar – to visit
vivir – to live
volar – to fly
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I really love the lesson, though. Learned a lot.
Best wishes
Keep them coming Senor Jordan. As a new student of Spanish I love looking learning from your material!
It should be «los enfermos quieren comerSE a las personas» y «no se cansan de comérSElas».
«Es bueno tener un lugar que puedAs defender con entradas y salidas»What exactly are you trying to say there?
Really like what you are doing, great source to learn quickly and review.
Si yo tuviera un millon dolores, yo encontraria Atlantis.
bueno.como se puede mejorar escuchar?
wow i love your vids 🙂 please do more !!!!!
very neat