Iría (en. I would go)

/iˈɾia/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a future action or possibility.

If I had time, I would go to the party.

Si tuviera tiempo, iría a la fiesta.

Expresses a desire or intention.

I would go on vacation if I could.

Yo iría de vacaciones si pudiera.

Used to talk about hypothetical situations.

If I were offered a job there, I would go without hesitation.

Si me ofrecieran un trabajo allí, iría sin dudar.

From the Latin verb 'ire', meaning 'to go'.

I would go

Indicates a desire to go or do something.

yo iría

if I were

Expresses a hypothetical condition that could result in the action of going.

si yo fuera

you would leave

Asks about a possible future action.

te irías

Verb that indicates the action of moving from one place to another.

future

Verb tense that indicates an action that will happen later.

futuro

conditional

Verbal mood that expresses an action that depends on a condition.

condicional

To express intentions in a colloquial way.

If I have money, I would go to that concert.

Si tengo dinero, iría a ese concierto.

To talk about plans informally.

Tomorrow I would go to the beach if the weather is nice.

Mañana iría a la playa si el clima está bien.