The Conditional Mood of notar is used to express what you would notice or perceive under certain hypothetical circumstances, for example: Notarías que tu amigo está triste si lo vieras hoy. (You would notice that your friend is sad if you saw him today.)

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

Conjugations

Conjugations of Crecer (to grow) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of notar is used to express what would happen or be the case under certain conditions.

To notice or observe: For example, notarías que tu amigo está triste si lo conocieras bien. (You would notice that your friend is sad if you knew them well.)

To perceive or sense: For example, notarías un olor extraño si entraras en esa habitación. (You would perceive a strange smell if you entered that room.)

To remark or comment on (colloquial): For example, notarías que tu hermano está gordo si no lo vieras hace tiempo. (You would remark that your brother is fat if you haven’t seen him in a while.)

To realize or become aware of: For example, notarías que te falta dinero si revisaras tu billetera. (You would realize that you’re missing money if you checked your wallet.)

Examples

Examples of Crecer in the Conditional Mood

Si notaría algo extraño en mi equipaje, se lo diría al oficial de aduanas. (If I would notice anything strange in my luggage, I would tell the customs officer.)

Ella notaría si faltara algo en su bolso, porque siempre está muy atenta. (She would notice if something was missing from her purse, because she’s always very attentive.)

En la reunión, notaríamos si alguien no estuviera prestando atención. (In the meeting, we would notice if someone wasn’t paying attention.)

Los niños notarían si sus padres actuaran de manera diferente a lo habitual. (The children would notice if their parents acted differently than usual.)

Tú notarías si alguien te estuviera mintiendo, ¿verdad? (You would notice if someone was lying to you, right?)

Si notara que mi amigo está triste, lo animaría a hablar conmigo. (If I would notice my friend is sad, I would encourage them to talk to me.)

Ellos notarían si hubiera un error en los cálculos, porque son muy meticulosos. (They would notice if there was an error in the calculations, because they are very meticulous.)

Yo notaría si alguien me estuviera siguiendo, porque siempre estoy alerta. (I would notice if someone was following me, because I’m always alert.)

En una cita, notarías si tu pareja no estuviera interesada en la conversación. (On a date, you would notice if your partner wasn’t interested in the conversation.)

Los expertos notarían si hubiera algún detalle fuera de lugar en la obra de arte. (The experts would notice if there was any detail out of place in the artwork.)

Tú notarías si alguien te estuviera mirando fijamente, ¿no? (You would notice if someone was staring at you, wouldn’t you?)

Si notara que mi hijo está teniendo problemas en la escuela, buscaría ayuda profesional. (If I would notice my child is having problems at school, I would seek professional help.)

Ellas notarían si alguien estuviera usando ropa de mala calidad en un evento formal. (They would notice if someone was wearing low-quality clothing at a formal event.)

Nosotros notaríamos si hubiera un cambio en el sabor de nuestra comida favorita. (We would notice if there was a change in the taste of our favorite food.)

Tú notarías si tu jefe estuviera de mal humor, ¿verdad? (You would notice if your boss was in a bad mood, right?)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Crecer (to grow) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American 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.