Hablasen (en. Spoke)
/aβlaˈsen/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Used to express an action of speaking in hypothetical situations or wishes.
If I spoke at the meeting, I could change everyone's opinion.
Si hablase en la reunión, podría cambiar la opinión de todos.
Indicates an action that did not occur but is being considered in a past context.
If they spoke more, they would better understand the situation.
Si ellos hablacen más, entenderían mejor la situación.
Used to express doubt or possibility in past contexts.
It was necessary for us to talk about the problem before it was too late.
Era necesario que hablásemos sobre el problema antes de que fuera demasiado tarde.
Etymology
From the verb 'hablar', derived from the Latin 'fabulari' which means 'to speak' or 'to tell stories'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
if you spoke
expresses a hypothetical condition that is not fulfilled.
si hablases
I hope they speak
indicates a desire for communication.
espero que hablen
Related Words
hablar
communicate through language.
hablar
hablante
person who speaks a language.
hablante
conversación
verbal exchange between two or more people.
conversación
Slang Meanings
To speak in a sarcastic or ironic tone.
Don't talk to me like that, it sounds like you're talking about something else.
No me hables así, pareces que hablases de otra cosa.
To discuss something casually.
Yesterday we talked about life, as if we were speaking among friends.
Ayer hablamos de la vida, como si hablásemos entre amigos.