Tuviéramos (en. We had)

/tuˈβjeɾa.mos/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form that indicates a potential or desired action in the past.

If we had more time, we could finish the project.

Si tuviéramos más tiempo, podríamos terminar el proyecto.

It is used in conditional sentences to express hypothetical situations.

If we had to choose, we would choose to travel.

Tuvieramos que elegir, escogeríamos viajar.

Indicates an action that was not carried out but was desired.

If we had money, we would go on vacation.

Si tuviéramos dinero, iríamos de vacaciones.

It derives from the verb 'tener' in its subjunctive form.

if we had

expresses a hypothetical condition that was not met.

si tuviéramos

as if we had

indicates a feigned or imaginary situation.

como si tuviéramos

I would like us to have

expresses a desire in the face of an unreal situation.

me gustaría que tuviéramos

have

Verb that indicates the action of possessing something.

tener

we had

First person plural of the simple past of the verb tener.

tuvimos

we will have

First person plural of the simple future of the verb tener.

tendremos

To have in a very colloquial sense.

If we had the chance, we would do it.

Si tuviéramos chance, lo haríamos.

In the sense of 'we should have had'.

If we had common sense, we wouldn't do crazy things.

Si tuviéramos cabeza, no haríamos locuras.