No. 12,340 in Spanish
llamaría
"Would call" (conditional form of "llamar").
In a sentence
Yo llamaría a mi amigo si estuviera disponible.
I would call my friend if he were available.
The word 'llamaría' here indicates a hypothetical or conditional action, using the conditional tense to show an action dependent on another situation.
¿Qué nombre le llamarías a un perro si lo tuvieras?
What name would you call a dog if you had one?
Here, 'llamaría' reflects pondering or imagining about what name to use, employing the conditional mood to discuss a choice.
Él dijo que llamaría más tarde, pero aún no lo ha hecho.
He said he would call later, but he has not done so yet.
In this case, 'llamaría' is used for reported speech in the conditional mood to convey what someone stated as their intention.
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