The Conditional Mood of perdonar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, often conveying politeness or uncertainty. For example, Te perdonaría si me lo explicaras. (I would forgive you if you explained it to me.)

Perdonar is a regular verb, meaning its conjugations in the Conditional Mood follow the standard pattern for -ar verbs in Latin American Spanish.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Sufrir (to suffer) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

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

Forgiveness or pardon: For example, Te perdonaría si me pidieras disculpas sinceramente. (I would forgive you if you sincerely apologized.)

Excuse or overlook: For example, Perdonaría su tardanza si tuviera una buena excusa. (I would excuse their lateness if they had a good excuse.)

Colloquial/slang usage: For example, ¡Perdonaría a mi abuela! (I would forgive my grandmother! – used to express disbelief or surprise at something unlikely or unacceptable.)

Examples

Examples of Sufrir in the Conditional Mood

Si te perdonaría, ¿podrías perdonarte a ti mismo? (If I would forgive you, could you forgive yourself?)

Aunque cometió un error, perdonaríamos a nuestro amigo porque todos cometemos errores. (Even though he made a mistake, we would forgive our friend because we all make mistakes.)

Después de una pelea, es importante perdonarías y seguir adelante. (After a fight, it’s important that you would forgive and move on.)

Si perdonaría a mi ex, tal vez podríamos ser amigos de nuevo. (If I would forgive my ex, maybe we could be friends again.)

Los padres amorosos perdonarían los errores de sus hijos porque el amor es incondicional. (Loving parents would forgive their children’s mistakes because love is unconditional.)

Aunque me lastimaste, perdonaría porque la vida es demasiado corta para guardar rencor. (Even though you hurt me, I would forgive because life is too short to hold grudges.)

Si perdonarías a tu jefe por gritarte, ¿te sentirías mejor? (If you would forgive your boss for yelling at you, would you feel better?)

Después de una discusión acalorada, perdonaríamos y buscaríamos una solución juntos. (After a heated argument, we would forgive and seek a solution together.)

Aunque me decepcionaste, perdonaría porque todos merecemos una segunda oportunidad. (Even though you disappointed me, I would forgive because everyone deserves a second chance.)

Si perdonarías a tu vecino por la fiesta ruidosa, ¿podrían llevarse mejor? (If you would forgive your neighbor for the noisy party, could you get along better?)

Después de una traición, perdonaríamos con el tiempo y trabajaríamos en reconstruir la confianza. (After a betrayal, we would forgive over time and work on rebuilding trust.)

Aunque me lastimaste profundamente, perdonaría porque el rencor es una carga pesada. (Even though you hurt me deeply, I would forgive because holding a grudge is a heavy burden.)

Si perdonarías a tu pareja por una infidelidad, ¿podrían superar esto juntos? (If you would forgive your partner for infidelity, could you overcome this together?)

Después de una pelea con un amigo cercano, perdonaríamos y valoraríamos nuestra amistad. (After a fight with a close friend, we would forgive and value our friendship.)

Aunque me defraudaste, perdonaría porque el perdón libera el alma. (Even though you let me down, I would forgive because forgiveness frees the soul.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Sufrir (to suffer) 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.