Andar present subjunctive conjugation
Andar in the present subjunctive: ande, andes, ande, andemos, andéis, anden.
- to walk; to go around; to be (in a state)
- irregular (preterite)
- Participle: andado
- Gerund: andando
Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo
| yo | ande |
|---|---|
| tú | andes |
| él/ella/usted | ande |
| nosotros | andemos |
| vosotros | andéis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | anden |
How to use andar in the present subjunctive
The present subjunctive is regular: ande, andes, ande, andemos, anden. Use it after warnings and wishes: No quiero que andes solo. It also appears with ojalá and para que, and in the friendly farewell que te ande bien, may things go well for you, used in some Latin American countries.
Examples
No quiero que anden solos por la obra sin casco.
I don't want you walking around the site alone without a helmet.
Ojalá que el negocio ande mejor este año.
Hopefully business goes better this year.
Cuídate y que te ande bien.
Take care, and I hope all goes well.
Quick check: andar in the present subjunctive
More andar tenses
- All andar tenses
- Andar present
- Andar preterite
- Andar imperfect
- Andar future
- Andar conditional
- Andar affirmative commands
Other verbs in the present subjunctive
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