This is the 10936th most frequent French word.
passerait
"Passerait" is the conditional tense of "passer," meaning "would pass" or "would go."
In this sentence, 'passerait' is used in its conditional tense form to express a hypothetical scenario of spending days.
Si on avait plus de temps, on passerait plus de journées à explorer la ville.
If we had more time, we would spend more days exploring the city.
Here, 'passerait' conveys a conditional action or event that could take place under specific circumstances.
Je me demande ce qui passerait s'il venait nous parler.
I wonder what would happen if he came to talk to us.
The verb 'passerait' in this case indicates a conditional action of coming by a place.