No. 12,214 in Spanish

iría

"Iría" is the conditional form of the verb "ir," meaning "would go."

In a sentence

Yo iría a la playa si tuviera tiempo.
I would go to the beach if I had time.
Conditional mood, expressing a hypothetical situation.
Ella dijo que iría mañana temprano.
She said that she would go early tomorrow.
Reported speech, conveying another person's stated intention.
Él iría contigo si no estuviera ocupado.
He would go with you if he weren’t busy.
Conditional mood, expressing willingness depending on circumstances.

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