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Conjugation Chart of “Quemarse” (to burn oneself) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Quemarse”

The Conditional Mood of quemarse is used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities in the present or future, for example: Si no tuvieras cuidado, te quemarías la mano. (If you weren’t careful, you would burn your hand.)

Quemarse is a regular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugations in the Conditional Mood follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs.

How to Use Quemarse in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of quemarse is used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities in the future.

To burn or get burned: For example, Si no tuvieras cuidado, te quemarías con la estufa. (If you weren’t careful, you would burn yourself with the stove.)

To get sunburned: For example, Si no usaras protector solar, te quemarías en la playa. (If you didn’t use sunscreen, you would get sunburned at the beach.)

To get burned out or exhausted: For example, Si trabajaras tantas horas, te quemarías mentalmente. (If you worked so many hours, you would burn out mentally.)

To get angry or upset (colloquial): For example, Si me siguieras molestando, me quemaría contigo. (If you kept bothering me, I would get pissed off at you.)

Real Life Examples of Quemarse in the Conditional Mood

Si no tienes cuidado, te quemarías con la estufa caliente. (If you’re not careful, you could burn yourself on the hot stove.)

Aunque el sol está fuerte, me quemaría si no uso protector solar. (Even though the sun is strong, I would get sunburned if I don’t use sunscreen.)

Los bomberos advirtieron que nos quemaríamos si intentamos entrar al edificio en llamas. (The firefighters warned that we would get burned if we tried to enter the burning building.)

¿Crees que se quemarían las palomitas de maíz si las dejamos en el microondas demasiado tiempo? (Do you think the popcorn would burn if we leave it in the microwave too long?)

Mamá dijo que os quemaríais las manos si tocáis la olla hirviendo. (Mom said you would burn your hands if you touch the boiling pot.)

El chef profesional advirtió que se quemaría si no usa guantes cuando saca la bandeja del horno caliente. (The professional chef warned that he would get burned if he doesn’t use oven mitts when taking the tray out of the hot oven.)

Aunque el hierro estaba al rojo vivo, el herrero experto dijo que no se quemaría. (Even though the iron was red-hot, the experienced blacksmith said he wouldn’t get burned.)

Los niños se quemarían si juegan con fuegos artificiales sin supervisión. (The kids would get burned if they play with fireworks unsupervised.)

El instructor de yoga dijo que nos quemaríamos si mantenemos la postura del loto demasiado tiempo. (The yoga instructor said we would get burned if we hold the lotus position for too long.)

Aunque la playa está desierta, te quemarías si no usas sombrilla o buscas sombra. (Even though the beach is deserted, you would get sunburned if you don’t use an umbrella or seek shade.)

El mecánico advirtió que se quemaría si toca el motor recién apagado. (The mechanic warned that he would get burned if he touches the recently turned-off engine.)

Los campistas expertos dijeron que se quemarían si no mantienen la fogata bajo control. (The experienced campers said they would get burned if they don’t keep the campfire under control.)

Aunque el café humeaba, el adicto dijo que no se quemaría la lengua. (Even though the coffee was steaming, the addict said he wouldn’t burn his tongue.)

La cocinera advirtió que nos quemaríamos si tocamos las bandejas recién sacadas del horno. (The cook warned that we would get burned if we touch the trays just taken out of the oven.)

El instructor de artes marciales dijo que os quemaríais si no calentáis apropiadamente antes de practicar. (The martial arts instructor said you would get burned if you don’t warm up properly before practicing.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Quemarse (to burn oneself) in the Conditional Mood (Castilian Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Conditional mood is also known as the Simple Conditional, Conditional Simple, Would Tense, or Future of the Past in English, and as Condicional Simple, Pospretérito, Potencial Simple, or Condicional de Indicativo in Spanish.