The Conditional Mood of Admitir is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, for example: Yo admitiría la verdad. (I would admit the truth.)

Admitir is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations follow the typical patterns for -ir verbs in each tense and mood.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Satisfacer (to satisfy) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of admitir is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, often with an implied condition.

To allow or permit: For example, Si tuviéramos más dinero, admitiríamos a más estudiantes en la escuela. (If we had more money, we would allow more students into the school.)

To acknowledge or concede: For example, Admitiría que cometí un error si me lo preguntaran. (I would admit that I made a mistake if they asked me.)

To accept or receive: For example, El teatro no admitiría más gente debido a las reglas de seguridad. (The theater would not admit more people due to safety regulations.)

To consider or contemplate (an idea or possibility): For example, ¿Admitirías la posibilidad de mudarte a otra ciudad? (Would you consider the possibility of moving to another city?)

Colloquial usage: No admitiría excusas de nadie. (I wouldn’t accept excuses from anyone.) This can also imply a more forceful or rude meaning, like “I wouldn’t put up with excuses from anyone.”

Examples

Examples of Satisfacer in the Conditional Mood

Si admitiría su error, podríamos resolver este malentendido. (If you would admit your mistake, we could resolve this misunderstanding.)

Aunque sea difícil, admitiría que necesito ayuda con este proyecto. (Even though it’s difficult, I would admit that I need help with this project.)

Ella admitiría que le gusta viajar, pero no le gusta empacar. (She would admit that she likes to travel, but she doesn’t like packing.)

En una situación así, admitiríamos que no tenemos todas las respuestas. (In a situation like that, we would admit that we don’t have all the answers.)

Después de mucha reflexión, admitiría que mi comportamiento fue inapropiado. (After much reflection, I would admit that my behavior was inappropriate.)

Aunque sea difícil de creer, admitirían que los extraterrestres existen. (Although it’s hard to believe, they would admit that aliens exist.)

Si admitirías tus errores, podrías aprender de ellos y mejorar. (If you would admit your mistakes, you could learn from them and improve.)

En una entrevista de trabajo, admitiría que soy perfeccionista y a veces me cuesta delegar. (In a job interview, I would admit that I’m a perfectionist and sometimes have trouble delegating.)

Aunque sea vergonzoso, admitiríamos que nos perdimos en el camino. (Although it’s embarrassing, we would admit that we got lost on the way.)

Si admitirían sus errores, podríamos avanzar y encontrar una solución. (If they would admit their mistakes, we could move forward and find a solution.)

En una relación sana, admitiría cuando me equivoco y pediría disculpas. (In a healthy relationship, I would admit when I’m wrong and apologize.)

Aunque sea difícil, admitirías que necesitas tomar un descanso de vez en cuando. (Even though it’s difficult, you would admit that you need to take a break every once in a while.)

En una situación tensa, admitiríamos que ambas partes tienen algo de razón. (In a tense situation, we would admit that both sides have a point.)

Si admitirían sus debilidades, podrían trabajar en ellas y superarlas. (If they would admit their weaknesses, they could work on them and overcome them.)

Aunque sea incómodo, admitiría que cometí un error y asumiría la responsabilidad. (Although it’s uncomfortable, I would admit that I made a mistake and take responsibility.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Satisfacer (to satisfy) 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.