No. 13,314 in Spanish
quedasen
"Quedasen" is the third-person plural imperfect subjunctive form of "quedar," meaning "they stayed" or "they remained" (in hypothetical/past contexts).
In a sentence
Si ellos quedasen a estudiar en casa, tendrían más tiempo libre.
If they stayed to study at home, they would have more free time.
Here, 'quedasen' is used in a subjunctive mood to indicate a hypothetical or potential action in the future.
Es importante que los niños quedasen tranquilos durante la ceremonia.
It is important that the children remained calm during the ceremony.
In this example, 'quedasen' represents a past subjunctive mood connected to an important action emphasized in the main clause.
Quisiera que los papeles quedasen organizados antes de irnos.
I would like the papers to stay organized before we leave.
The verb 'quedasen' is employed in a subjunctive mood to express a desired state or condition.
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