Nacer conditional conjugation
Nacer in the conditional: nacería, nacerías, nacería, naceríamos, naceríais, nacerían.
- to be born; to arise
- irregular (-zc-)
- Participle: nacido
- Gerund: naciendo
Conditional condicional
| yo | nacería |
|---|---|
| tú | nacerías |
| él/ella/usted | nacería |
| nosotros | naceríamos |
| vosotros | naceríais |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | nacerían |
How to use nacer in the conditional
The conditional is regular: nacería, nacerías, nacería, naceríamos, nacerían. Use it in reported speech about due dates (Dijo que nacería en junio) and in hypotheticals about origins. It is less frequent than other tenses with this verb, but it is natural in sentences that imagine a different past or future, especially with si + imperfect subjunctive, or when you say a project would not exist under other conditions.
Examples
El médico nos dijo que la niña nacería a principios de julio.
The doctor told us the girl would be born in early July.
Sin apoyo público, ese tipo de proyecto no nacería nunca.
Without public support, that kind of project would never get started.
Según la ecografía, la bebé nacería la última semana de abril.
According to the ultrasound, the baby would be born in the last week of April.
Quick check: nacer in the conditional
More nacer tenses
- All nacer tenses
- Nacer present
- Nacer preterite
- Nacer imperfect
- Nacer future
- Nacer present subjunctive
- Nacer affirmative commands
Other verbs in the conditional
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