Estaría (en. Would be)

/es.ta.ˈɾi.a/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Indicates an action that could happen.

English: If I had time, I would be with my friends.

Si tuviera tiempo, estaría con mis amigos.

English: Used to express a hypothetical condition.

English: I would be happy if they offered me the job.

Estaría feliz si me dieran el trabajo.

English: Represents a future state in relation to a conditional context.

English: She would be at home if she weren't sick.

Ella estaría en casa si no estuviera enferma.

English: It derives from the Latin 'stare', which means 'to be' or 'to remain'.

English: It would be fine

English: Indicates that something would be acceptable or favorable.

Estaría bien

English: If I were here, I would be happy

English: Describes a hypothetical situation about someone's presence.

Si estuviera aquí, estaría feliz

English: to be

English: Verb that indicates the existence or situation of someone or something.

estar

English: state

English: Condition or situation in which a person or thing finds itself.

estado

English: Expresses disinterest or indifference.

English: I don't know, it would be the same.

No sé, estaría igual.

English: Used to refer to a situation that is uncertain.

English: Will you come? I would, but I promise nothing.

¿Vendrás? Estaría, pero no prometo nada.