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    Habíale (en. Spoke to him)

    /a.βi.a.le/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    This form is used in sentences expressing desire, doubt, or condition.
    I wish I had told him the truth.
    Ojalá que habíale dicho la verdad.
    Used in the construction of compound tenses.
    If I had arrived on time, I wouldn't have missed the train.
    Si habíale llegado a tiempo, no habría perdido el tren.
    Also appears in indirect sentences.
    It's possible that I had seen him before.
    Es posible que habíale visto antes.

    Etymology

    The term comes from the auxiliary verb 'haber', which has Latin roots.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    If I had known
    Expression used to lament a lack of prior knowledge that could have changed an outcome.
    Si hubiera sabido
    Even though I hadn't believed him
    Refers to something that was not taken seriously at the time.
    Aunque no habíale creído
    If I had told him
    Hypothetical condition related to another action.
    Si habíale dicho

    Related Words

    have
    Auxiliary verb used to form compound tenses.
    haber
    had
    Form of the verb 'have' in the past perfect simple.
    hubo
    would have
    Simple conditional of the verb 'have'.
    habría

    Slang Meanings

    Expression used in slang to refer to something that probably happened.
    If I had fallen that day, there was the problem.
    Si habíale caído ese día, ahí estaba el problema.
    Use in an ironic or mocking sense.
    As if I had cared about his opinion.
    Como si habíale importado su opinión.