We would listen to this song every day in Spanish 🇪🇸

Words ending in ión

Most (but not all) words ending in ión are feminine, like canción. Thus, esta (and not este).

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Sentence info.

The sentence “Escucharíamos esta canción todos los días” is in the conditional tense in Spanish and is composed of:

1. “Escucharíamos” – This is the conditional tense of the verb “escuchar” (to listen). The conditional tense is formed by adding the endings “ía,” “ías,” “ía,” “íamos,” “íais,” “ían” to the infinitive verb. In this case, “escuchar” + “íamos” for the first person plural.

2. “esta” – This is a demonstrative adjective meaning “this,” indicating which song is being referred to.

3. “canción” – This is a noun meaning “song.”

4. “todos los días” – This phrase means “every day.” ‘Todos los’ translates to ‘every,’ and ‘días’ to ‘days.’

To remember the conditional tense in Spanish, one tip is to link it with the English counterpart “would + verb.” Think of situations where you might say, “I would do…” and translate that structure into Spanish using the appropriate infinitive verb and the conditional endings.

Alternate ways to say “We would listen to this song every day” in Spanish could include:

1. “Oiríamos esta canción a diario.” – Using “oir” as another verb for “to listen,” and “a diario” meaning “daily” as another way to say “every day.”

2. “Todos los días pondríamos esta canción.” – A variation that literally means “Every day we would put on this song,” using the verb “poner” to imply playing music.

3. “Cada día escucharíamos esta melodía.” – Here, “cada día” is another way to say “every day,” and “melodía” is a synonym for “song”.

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