Tendrías (en. You would have)

/tenˈdɾias/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Translation: It expresses a hypothetical action related to something that could happen.

Translation: If you had time, you would have to study more.

Si tuvieras tiempo, tendrías que estudiar más.

Translation: It is used to express a possibility or desire in the past.

Translation: You would have a good future if you chose that career.

Tendrías un buen futuro si eligieras esa carrera.

Translation: It indicates a future condition that depends on certain factors.

Translation: If it rained, you would have to stay home.

Si lloviera, tendrías que quedarte en casa.

Translation: From Latin 'tenere', which means 'to hold' or 'to maintain'.

Translation: you would have to see it

Translation: It is necessary for you to look at it.

tendrías que verlo

Translation: if I had

Translation: It expresses a hypothetical situation.

si yo tuviera

Translation: you would have a problem

Translation: It indicates that something would be difficult to manage.

tendrías un problema

Translation: to have

Translation: Verb that means to possess something.

tener

Translation: you have

Translation: Second person singular of the present tense of 'to have'.

tienes

Translation: they had

Translation: Third person plural of the preterite of 'to have'.

tuvieron

Translation: It is used in informal contexts to refer to 'you should have'.

Translation: If you were here, you would have all the fun.

Si estuvieras aquí, tendrías toda la diversión.

Translation: In some places, it is used as 'it will be necessary'.

Translation: For that exam, you would have to study a lot.

Para ese examen, tendrías que estudiar mucho.