This doesn't look right (from Lesson 21.6). I think this
should be:
- Si todos habláramos, entenderían.
- Si todos habláramos, entenderían.
If everyone spoke, they would understand.
Si todos habláramos, entenderán.
Steven-W15
November 1, 2015
If everyone spoke, they would understand.
Robert-C7
November 1, 2015
It looks like this sentence uses the future tense so it is saying
"If we all speak, they will understand". I'm sure there is
some subtle reason why the second clause should remain in the
future tense.
marieg-rocket languages
November 4, 2015
Hi guys,
I will forward the issue with our Spanish Team for consideration. I think Steven's right, for me, it should be "entenderían" instead of "entenderán". I think it should be a conditional indicative use as a result of "si todos habláramos"... I will forward the question and let you know.
Cheers!
I will forward the issue with our Spanish Team for consideration. I think Steven's right, for me, it should be "entenderían" instead of "entenderán". I think it should be a conditional indicative use as a result of "si todos habláramos"... I will forward the question and let you know.
Cheers!