Conditional Tense in Spanish: The Ultimate Guide For Beginners

[@Baselang]

Anything on the conditional tense that you still find confusing? Let us know down below so we can help you! Be sure to check out our comprehensive guide to the conditional tense, too! -- gotothe.link/conditional-tense-spanish.

[@Robertsdogs]

Love this lots of good examples.

[@meandoceanna7941]

Nice videos

[@danwentzel7247]

Great, clear video. The host has such a great personality for this as well.

[@richardfourzon5828]

As always, a high quality presentation, but really, this is not for beginners, definitely intermediate. I watched this 8 months ago and understood 30-40%, today I got 100%. See you in Laureles soon:) Gracias

[@curtpiazza1688]

Excellent presentation! 😊 ❤

[@Steph-b-f4x]

i am an intermediate student & came for this. beginner, no. basic conditional tense is something beginners might be able to grasp bc the conjugation is easy, but once you get into compound conditional it doesn't stick. for me it sticks bc i've learned this in my level 5 class so it's a very good summary/review. funny though, this was exactly how it was it was taught in my class & it went way over my head, which is why i needed a summary. i appreciate your posts! i was just confused that it's for beginners.

[@preven2296]

This lesson had a lot of great examples. I felt though, that it could have been split into 2 or maybe 3 lessons, as many topics were squeezed into one video.

[@preven2296]

"Ella leería más si tuviera el tiempo"...debería significar "She would read more if she had the time" ¡Gracias por este video!

[@garrymontgomery2033]

Your lessons are pinpoint accurate and clear. You are obviously native bilingual. Do you speak any other languages?

[@jimboyd3847]

As an exercise I memorized this little story: Hace un rato estaba hablando con mi esposa y le dije "Si no fuera por mi dinero, nuestra casa no estaría aquí". Ella me respondió: "Si no fuera por tu dinero, no estaría aquí".

[@Juliet04738]

Is this the same as the subjunctive? / or a sub- set of the subjunctive (mood)? Thank you

[@desisher5292]

@3:40 "Simple as that" she says. Sadly, nothing in Spanish verb conjugation is simple.

[@yahyawahas9943]

Cool

[@lanlam879]

Yikes! I pride myself on being the grammar police, but I can't believe this lesson is for beginners.😢

[@levanahbatlila859]

Great video, but it would be much easier to hear what the speaker is saying if there would be no music in the background. The background music is distracting and makes it harder to really hear what the speaker is saying.

[@afiaakos6937]

Siempre me confudio como usar DEBERIA y DEBO. Por favor, me ayudas

[@piper3778]

The verb "deber" means to must so "yo debo" means I must. Meanwhile, because "debería" is in the conditional tense it means I should.

[@preven2296]

I think it would be best to avoid subjunctive verbs at this point...Si yo tomara..pero, "Si me ducho" sería mejor...

[@lloydwhisenant4088]

Spanish is confusing I lot of the same words but not spoken the same way

[@iceshrapnel7257]

Ella leeria mas si tuviera el tiempo means "she would read more if she had the time". WOULD AND WOULD HAVE ARE NOT THE SAME TRANSLATIONS. big error

[@charlesdotse7525]

I suggest that you make your lessons more interactive.

[@hacoogan]

As a beginner this lesson felt too fast with many different subjects. Three different lessons