The Conditional Mood of Establecer is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, for example: Establecerías tu propio negocio si tuvieras el capital necesario. (You would establish your own business if you had the necessary capital.)

Establecer is a regular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs with the same infinitive ending.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Odiar (to hate) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

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

To establish or set up: For example, Establecería una empresa si tuviera más capital (I would establish a business if I had more capital). This meaning refers to creating or founding something, like a business, organization, or rule.

To determine or fix: For example, El gobierno establecería nuevos impuestos (The government would establish new taxes). This usage implies setting or determining something, like prices, taxes, or regulations.

To settle or take up residence: For example, Si me ofrecieran un buen trabajo, me establecería en esa ciudad (If they offered me a good job, I would settle in that city). This meaning relates to establishing oneself or taking up residence somewhere.

To initiate or begin: For example, Establecerían una nueva tradición familiar (They would establish a new family tradition). This usage implies starting or initiating something new, like a tradition, habit, or practice.

To make a connection or relationship (colloquial): For example, Juan establecería con su vecina si ella no fuera tan amargada (Juan would hook up with his neighbor if she wasn’t so bitter). In informal contexts, this meaning can imply establishing a romantic or sexual relationship.

Examples

Examples of Odiar in the Conditional Mood

Si establecería un negocio, me aseguraría de tener un buen plan de negocios. (If I would establish a business, I would make sure to have a good business plan.)

El gobierno establecería nuevas regulaciones para proteger el medio ambiente. (The government would establish new regulations to protect the environment.)

¿Establecerías un horario de estudio para prepararte mejor para los exámenes? (Would you establish a study schedule to better prepare for exams?)

Nosotros estableceríamos una rutina de ejercicio para mantenernos en forma. (We would establish an exercise routine to stay in shape.)

Ellos establecerían un fondo de emergencia por si acaso. (They would establish an emergency fund just in case.)

Si establecería una nueva política en el trabajo, sería más flexible con los horarios. (If I would establish a new policy at work, it would be more flexible with schedules.)

¿Establecerías un presupuesto mensual para controlar tus gastos? (Would you establish a monthly budget to control your expenses?)

Nosotros estableceríamos una tradición familiar de reunirnos cada fin de semana. (We would establish a family tradition of getting together every weekend.)

Ellos establecerían una meta de ahorrar para su jubilación. (They would establish a goal of saving for their retirement.)

Si establecería reglas en casa, serían razonables y justas. (If I would establish rules at home, they would be reasonable and fair.)

¿Establecerías un horario de sueño regular para sentirte más descansado? (Would you establish a regular sleep schedule to feel more rested?)

Nosotros estableceríamos una rutina de lectura antes de dormir. (We would establish a reading routine before bed.)

Ellos establecerían un sistema de recompensas para motivar a los empleados. (They would establish a reward system to motivate employees.)

Si establecería una nueva política en la escuela, sería más estricta con la asistencia. (If I would establish a new policy at school, it would be stricter with attendance.)

¿Establecerías un horario de trabajo remoto para tener más flexibilidad? (Would you establish a remote work schedule to have more flexibility?)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Odiar (to hate) 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.