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“Repetir” (to repeat) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Repetir”

The Conditional Mood of Repetir is used to express what you would repeat or say again in a hypothetical situation, for example: Repetiría las instrucciones si no las entendieran. (I would repeat the instructions if they didn’t understand them.)

Repetir is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs with infinitives ending in -ir.

How to Use Repetir in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of repetir is used to express hypothetical or imagined situations involving repetition or doing something again.

To repeat or do again: For example, Repetiría esa clase si pudiera (I would repeat that class if I could).

To say or state again: For example, Te repetiría las instrucciones, pero no me estás escuchando (I would repeat the instructions for you, but you’re not listening).

To reiterate or emphasize: For example, Te repetiría que no debes fumar aquí (I would reiterate that you shouldn’t smoke here).

To retake or redo (colloquial): For example, Repetiría ese examen en un santiamén (I would retake that exam in a heartbeat).

To vomit (vulgar slang): For example, Si sigo bebiendo así, voy a repetir (If I keep drinking like this, I’m going to puke).

Real Life Examples of Repetir in the Conditional Mood

Si repetiría el curso, aprendería mucho más. (If I would repeat the course, I would learn a lot more.)

Ella repetiría la receta porque le quedó deliciosa. (She would repeat the recipe because it turned out delicious.)

Ustedes repetirían el viaje el próximo año, ¿verdad? (You would repeat the trip next year, right?)

Nosotros repetiríamos la experiencia si tuviéramos la oportunidad. (We would repeat the experience if we had the chance.)

Ellos repetirían el chiste, pero no quieren ofender a nadie. (They would repeat the joke, but they don’t want to offend anyone.)

¿Tú repetirías esa locura otra vez? (Would you repeat that craziness again?)

Yo repetiría esa película una y otra vez, es mi favorita. (I would repeat that movie over and over, it’s my favorite.)

¿Usted repetiría el mismo error dos veces? (Would you repeat the same mistake twice?)

Ellas repetirían el concierto si pudieran conseguir boletos. (They would repeat the concert if they could get tickets.)

¿Tú repetirías esa frase tan grosera? (Would you repeat that rude phrase?)

Nosotros repetiríamos la broma, pero no queremos meternos en problemas. (We would repeat the prank, but we don’t want to get into trouble.)

Ellos repetirían el experimento para confirmar los resultados. (They would repeat the experiment to confirm the results.)

Yo repetiría esa clase de yoga, me ayudó mucho. (I would repeat that yoga class, it helped me a lot.)

¿Ustedes repetirían esa aventura tan peligrosa? (Would you repeat that dangerous adventure?)

Ella repetiría el discurso si tuviera la oportunidad. (She would repeat the speech if she had the chance.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Repetir (to repeat) in the Conditional Mood (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.