No. 12,901 in Spanish
pasaría
"Pasaría" means "would happen," "would pass," or "would go" depending on the context.
In a sentence
Si estuviera libre esta tarde, pasaría por tu casa.
If I were free this afternoon, I would stop by your house.
Here, 'pasaría' is used in the conditional mood to express a hypothetical action of stopping by someone's house.
Pasaría más tiempo leyendo si tuviera menos trabajo.
I would spend more time reading if I had less work.
In this instance, 'pasaría' indicates a conditional action of spending time, contingent upon less work.
No sé qué pasaría si no estudiaras para el examen.
I don't know what would happen if you didn't study for the exam.
Here, 'pasaría' expresses a hypothetical event or consequence, using the conditional mood.
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