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past with future? i do not know how to use this tense of verbs, for example, hablaria, hablarias, hablaria, hablariamos, hablariais, hablarian, or tendria, tendrias, tendria, tendriamos, tendriais, tendrian. when do we use this tense of verbs? it is like past with future, verdad? please answer in english or in plain castellano!!

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Yeah, this is the conditional! http://www.elconjugador.com/php5/index.php?lang=fr&oblige=N&verbe=hablar
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Hablaría = i/he/she/it would talk Hablarías= you would talk Hablaríamos= we would talk Hablariáis/Hablarían= They/you(plural) would talk The same for the verb tener (to have)
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It's the CONDITIONAL http://faculty.marianopolis.edu/spanish/SpanishIII/span3c9et3t4.html
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the verbs ended in ría are the called potencials, the speak about a posibility in the future, in English is would + verb. an advice, expect in Spain, the second person plurar, is not the ais, is the same as the third person plurar. that shoould help, and is not wrong
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Si fuera español, contestaría If I were a spanish, I would answer.

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