The Conditional Mood of Llenar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, for example: Llenarías la botella con agua si tuvieras sed. (You would fill the bottle with water if you were thirsty.)

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

Conjugations

Conjugations of Establecer (to establish) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

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

To fill or become full: For example, llenaría el tanque de gasolina si tuviera dinero. (I would fill up the gas tank if I had money.) This is the most common meaning, referring to the action of filling a container or space.

To satisfy or fulfill: For example, este trabajo llenaría mis expectativas. (This job would fulfill my expectations.) It can refer to meeting requirements or desires.

To occupy or take up space (colloquial): For example, llenaría todo el lugar con su presencia. (They would take up the whole place with their presence.) This usage suggests someone or something having an overwhelming or dominant presence.

To write or fill out (forms, documents): For example, llenaría la solicitud con mis datos personales. (I would fill out the application with my personal information.) It refers to completing paperwork or forms.

To gain weight (informal): For example, si sigo comiendo así, me llenaría de grasa. (If I keep eating like this, I would gain a lot of fat.) This informal usage suggests becoming overweight or obese.

Examples

Examples of Establecer in the Conditional Mood

Si llenaría este formulario, podría solicitar una visa. (If I would fill out this form, I could apply for a visa.)

Ella llenaría el tanque de gasolina antes de salir de viaje. (She would fill up the gas tank before leaving on a trip.)

¿Llenarías la bañera con agua caliente para relajarte después de un día estresante? (Would you fill the bathtub with hot water to relax after a stressful day?)

Nosotros llenaríamos las maletas con ropa ligera para nuestras vacaciones en la playa. (We would pack our suitcases with light clothing for our beach vacation.)

Los niños llenarían sus platos con demasiados dulces si pudieran. (The children would fill their plates with too many sweets if they could.)

Para la fiesta, llenaría las copas con champán frío. (For the party, I would fill the glasses with chilled champagne.)

¿Llenarías el formulario en línea o preferirías hacerlo en persona? (Would you fill out the online form or would you prefer to do it in person?)

Ellos llenarían el salón con música alegre para animar la celebración. (They would fill the hall with lively music to liven up the celebration.)

Si llenaríamos el estanque con peces de colores, el jardín se vería más vivo. (If we would fill the pond with colorful fish, the garden would look more lively.)

Ustedes llenarían el carrito de compras con demasiados artículos innecesarios. (You would fill the shopping cart with too many unnecessary items.)

Para el picnic, llenaría la canasta con frutas frescas y sándwiches. (For the picnic, I would fill the basket with fresh fruit and sandwiches.)

¿Llenarías la solicitud con información falsa? Eso sería una mala idea. (Would you fill out the application with false information? That would be a bad idea.)

Ellas llenarían sus corazones con alegría al ver a sus familias después de tanto tiempo. (They would fill their hearts with joy when seeing their families after so long.)

Si llenaríamos el cuarto con plantas, se sentiría más fresco y acogedor. (If we would fill the room with plants, it would feel fresher and cozier.)

Tú llenarías el vaso con agua fría después de hacer ejercicio. (You would fill the glass with cold water after exercising.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Establecer (to establish) 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.