No. 12,179 in French
viendrait
"Viendrait" is the conditional tense of "venir," meaning "would come."
In a sentence
Elle viendrait si elle avait le temps.
She would come if she had time.
Conveying a hypothetical scenario where the action depends on a condition, making 'viendrait' conditional.
Il m'a dit qu'il viendrait demain.
He told me he would come tomorrow.
Expressing reported speech in the conditional tense, where 'viendrait' indicates a planned action.
Est-ce qu'il viendrait même si je lui demandais de ne pas venir ?
Would he come even if I asked him not to come?
Posing a question in a conditional scenario, using 'viendrait' to present speculation or probability.
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