The Conditional Mood of cansar is used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities in the future, for example: Si estudiaras más, no te cansarías tan rápido. (If you studied more, you wouldn’t get tired so quickly.)

Cansar is a regular verb, meaning its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs with the same infinitive ending.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Cansar (to tire) in the Conditional Mood tense (Castilian Spanish):

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

To get tired or fatigued: For example, Me cansaría si corriera una maratón. (I would get tired if I ran a marathon.)

To bore or weary: For example, Te cansarías de escuchar sus historias aburridas. (You would get bored listening to their boring stories.)

To annoy or irritate (colloquial): For example, Me cansaría tu actitud negativa. (Your negative attitude would annoy me.)

To tire or wear out (figurative): For example, La discusión sin fin me cansaría. (The endless discussion would wear me out.)

Examples

Examples of Cansar in the Conditional Mood

Después de caminar todo el día, cansaría a cualquiera. (After walking all day, it would tire anyone out.)

Si cansarías tus ojos mirando la pantalla por tanto tiempo, deberías tomar un descanso. (If you would tire your eyes out from looking at the screen for so long, you should take a break.)

El entrenador nos dijo que cansaría nuestros músculos con ese ejercicio intenso. (The coach told us that exercise would tire our muscles out.)

Aunque el trabajo es duro, cansaríamos más si no hiciéramos nada. (Although the work is hard, we would get more tired if we didn’t do anything.)

¿Crees que cansaríais de hacer esa rutina todos los días? (Do you think you would get tired of doing that routine every day?)

Los niños pequeños cansarían a cualquier padre con tanta energía. (Little kids would tire any parent out with so much energy.)

Estoy seguro de que cansaría a mi jefe con tantas preguntas. (I’m sure I would tire my boss out with so many questions.)

Si cansarías tu mente con tanto estudio, ¿por qué no tomas un descanso? (If you would tire your mind out with so much studying, why don’t you take a break?)

Dicen que la vida nocturna de la ciudad cansaría hasta al más resistente. (They say the city’s nightlife would tire out even the most resilient.)

Con tanto trabajo y estrés, cansaríamos a cualquiera que nos escuchara quejarnos. (With so much work and stress, we would tire anyone out who listened to us complain.)

¿Crees que cansaríais de comer la misma comida todos los días? (Do you think you would get tired of eating the same food every day?)

Los expertos dicen que cansarían a la gente con tanta información aburrida. (The experts say they would tire people out with so much boring information.)

Estoy seguro de que cansaría a mi familia con tantas bromas malas. (I’m sure I would tire my family out with so many bad jokes.)

Si cansarías tu cuerpo con tanto ejercicio, deberías tomar un descanso. (If you would tire your body out with so much exercise, you should take a break.)

Dicen que los políticos cansarían al público con tantas promesas vacías. (They say politicians would tire the public out with so many empty promises.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Cansar (to tire) in the Conditional Mood tense (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.