llegaría
would, would arrive
Verb llegaría
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first-person singular conditional form of llegar.
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formal second-person singular conditional form of llegar.
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third-person singular conditional form of llegar.
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No le dije a nadie a qué hora llegaría.
I didn't tell anyone what time I'd be arriving.
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Tom se preguntaba cuándo llegaría María.
Tom wondered when Mary would arrive.
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Tom llamó a María para decirle que llegaría tarde.
Tom called Mary to tell her he'd be late.
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Tom regañó a Mary por no llamar para avisar que llegaría tarde.
Tom scolded Mary for not calling to say she'd be late.
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Ella le llamó para decirle que llegaría tarde.
She called to tell him that she'd be late.
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Tom pensó que llegaría tarde.
Tom thought he would be late.
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Quería que supieras que llegaría tarde.
I wanted to let you know that I would be late.
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Tom no tenía idea de cuándo llegaría Mary.
Tom had no idea when Mary would arrive.
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Tom no tenía idea de a qué hora Mary llegaría a casa.
Tom had no idea what time Mary would get home.
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Mi abuela solía decir que llegaría a los cien años de edad, pero murió a los 85.
My grandmother used to say that she would live to be a hundred, but she died at the age of 85.
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