'I would have ' in Spanish - EASY SHORTCUT TO FLUENCY

In this Spanish lesson you will learn how to say I WOULD HAVE IN SPANISH. This fluency short cut will also include how to say 'If I had done .... I would have..'
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I love these videos, but please CORRECT at (17:26) the huberia to HUBIERA as it should be.

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Question is the use of "hubiera" an example of the Past Perfect Subjunctive? If so well done! I had learned to use the subjunctive before I even knew what that was.

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Gracias pablo, esta leccion es un poco mas avanzado de lo normal, pero me gusta. No he visto una lección sobre el presente subjunctive ! Hay una ?

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Does hubiera mean 1>would have or 2>would had ?

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Does "esperado" mean "hoped" as well as "waited"? I'm confused.

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Both

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[@skindiver2]

what is the difference between Habria que and Tendre que ???

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david Last habria que = “I would have...” but tendrè que = “I will have....”

[@larrynarvaez7545]

“Habria” = “I would have” is an auxiliary verb and needs the past participle of the main verb to complete the action. For example, Habria comido = I would have eaten.... Tendré que” = I will have to + an infinitive to complete the action. For example, Tendré que comer = I will have to eat..... 😊✌️

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While the lessons are great,it would be helpful to have the sentences in English as well

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Habriablado Espanol

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That’s how they pronounce “Habria hablado español ” 😊

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Si no habria visto ti ,no habria hecho mejor.