No. 10,936 in French
passerait
"Passerait" is the conditional tense of "passer," meaning "would pass" or "would go."
In a sentence
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.
In this sentence, 'passerait' is used in its conditional tense form to express a hypothetical scenario of spending days.
Je me demande ce qui passerait s'il venait nous parler.
I wonder what would happen if he came to talk to us.
Here, 'passerait' conveys a conditional action or event that could take place under specific circumstances.
Elle passerait chez toi après son rendez-vous pour te voir.
She would pass by your place after her appointment to see you.
The verb 'passerait' in this case indicates a conditional action of coming by a place.
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