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Cantar

1st person plural conditional

cantar + íamos = cantaríamos

The conditional is used to refer to hypothetical events. It occurs in polite requests and most frequently with si (if) clauses. It is most often translated as “would” in English.

The conditional is conjugated by taking the infinitive and adding the appropriate endings: -ía, -ías, -ía, íamos, -ían.

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Tips to remember the word ‘cantaríamos’:
– Break down the word: ‘cantar’ means ‘to sing’ and ‘íamos’ is the conjugation for the first-person plural in the conditional tense.
– Associate it with singing: Think of a group of people singing together, as the word ‘cantaríamos’ represents singing in a group.

Explanation:
‘Cantaríamos’ is the first-person plural form of the conditional tense of the verb ‘cantar’ in Spanish. The conditional tense is used to express actions that would happen under certain conditions or hypothetical situations.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Cantaríamos is the conjugated form of ‘cantar’ in the conditional tense. The infinitive form of ‘cantar’ means ‘to sing.’ Other words that have a similar meaning include ‘vocalizar’ (to vocalize), ‘entonar’ (to intone), or ‘interpretar’ (to perform).

Conjugations:
– Present: cantamos (we sing)
– Preterite: cantamos (we sang)
– Future: cantaremos (we will sing)
– Conditional: cantaríamos (we would sing)

Examples:
1. Si tuviéramos más tiempo, cantaríamos una canción más. (If we had more time, we would sing one more song.)
2. Si ganamos el concurso, cantaríamos en el teatro principal. (If we win the competition, we would sing at the main theater.)

(Please note that this is a sample response and might not cover all possible aspects of the word.)

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