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Conjugation Chart of “Cobrar” (to charge/collect) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Cobrar”

The Conditional Mood of cobrar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, for example: Si ganara la lotería, cobraría un millón de dólares. (If I won the lottery, I would collect a million dollars.)

Cobrar is a regular verb, so its Conditional conjugations follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs by dropping the infinitive ending and adding the corresponding conditional endings.

How to Use Cobrar in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of cobrar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations in the future.

To charge or collect money: For example, Yo cobraría el alquiler a finales de mes. (I would collect the rent at the end of the month.)

To receive payment: For example, Si trabajara más horas, cobraría un sueldo más alto. (If I worked more hours, I would earn a higher salary.)

To take revenge or get even (colloquial): For example, Si me engañas, te cobraría con la misma moneda. (If you cheat on me, I would get even with you.)

To hit or strike (colloquial, rude): For example, Si me insultas, te cobraría un puñetazo. (If you insult me, I would punch you.)

Real Life Examples of Cobrar in the Conditional Mood

Si cobraría más, podría ahorrar para unas vacaciones. (If I would earn more, I could save for a vacation.)

¿Cuánto cobrarías por pintar la casa? (How much would you charge to paint the house?)

La empresa cobraría una tarifa por el servicio adicional. (The company would charge a fee for the additional service.)

Mis amigos y yo cobraríamos la entrada para recaudar fondos. (My friends and I would charge admission to raise funds.)

Si fueran honestos, cobrarían precios justos. (If they were honest, they would charge fair prices.)

¿Ustedes cobrarían por cuidar a los niños? (Would you charge for babysitting the kids?)

En la cultura latina, no se cobraría a la familia por un favor. (In Latin culture, one would not charge family for a favor.)

El mecánico cobraría la mano de obra aparte. (The mechanic would charge for labor separately.)

Para un evento así, cobrarían la entrada con anticipación. (For an event like that, they would charge admission in advance.)

¿Cuánto cobraría por una consulta privada? (How much would you charge for a private consultation?)

Si fuera un profesional, cobraría honorarios razonables. (If I were a professional, I would charge reasonable fees.)

En el mundo del espectáculo, cobrarían por firmar autógrafos. (In the entertainment world, they would charge for signing autographs.)

Para un trabajo así, cobraríamos por hora. (For a job like that, we would charge by the hour.)

¿Ustedes cobrarían por dar clases particulares? (Would you charge for giving private lessons?)

En un restaurante caro, cobrarían por el pan y la mantequilla. (At an expensive restaurant, they would charge for the bread and butter.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Cobrar (to charge/collect) 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.