No. 5,173 in Spanish
haría
"Would do" or "would make."
In a sentence
Yo haría una pausa para reconsiderar mi decisión.
I would take a break to reconsider my decision.
The word 'haría' is used here to express a polite conditional action—what the speaker would do under hypothetical circumstances.
¿Qué harías tú en mi lugar?
What would you do in my place?
Here, 'harías' is employed to ask about a conditional action, expressing curiosity about another person's hypothetical choice.
Si tuviera tiempo, haría ejercicio todos los días.
If I had time, I would exercise every day.
In this sentence, 'haría' forms part of a conditional structure, expressing an action the speaker would perform if a certain condition were met.
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