Learn Portuguese Conditional Verb Tense at Sao Vicente da Fora
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Channel: Wolters World · 2009 · Education
www.woltersworld.com the conditional tense is kind of like the polite tense. It is how you would say, I would like, or I would suggest you do something. It is just a nice way of speaking. You use it to express desires, suggestions or to ask polite questions. It is simple to do as you just add an ending on to the infinitive of the verb. It is the same regardless if it is an, -ar, -er, -ir verb ending here is an example with falar, eu falaria, tu falarias, ele/ela/voce falaria, nos falariamos, eles/elas/voces falariam.
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