Vendrían (en. Would come)

/venˈdɾjan/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a future action that could occur under certain conditions.

If I had time, they would come to the party.

Si tuviera tiempo, ellos vendrían a la fiesta.

Used in hypothetical or uncertain contexts.

They said they would come tomorrow, but they're not sure.

Dijeron que vendrían mañana, pero no están seguros.

It is used to express a possibility or promise that depends on something else.

If the weather improves, they would come to the beach with us.

Si el clima mejora, vendrían a la playa con nosotros.

Form of the verb vender, from Latin 'vendere' which means 'to sell'.

they would come if...

Indicates that arrival or action depends on a condition.

vendrían si...

Would they ever come?

Asks about the probability of someone arriving in the future.

¿Vendrían alguna vez?

They would come very soon.

Refers to an imminent action under certain circumstances.

Vendrían muy pronto

to sell

To perform the action of exchanging a product or service for money.

vender

sale

The act of selling, generally in a commercial context.

venta

seller

A person who is dedicated to selling products or services.

vendedor

Used in an informal context to refer to someone's arrival.

Surely they will come to the barbecue.

Seguro que vendrán a la parrillada.

Referring to unfulfilled commitments.

They always say they will come and in the end, they don’t show up.

Siempre dicen que vendrán y al final no aparecen.