No. 14,325 in Spanish
vendría
"Vendría" is the conditional tense of "venir," meaning "would come."
In a sentence
Yo vendría a la fiesta si tuviera tiempo.
I would come to the party if I had time.
The word 'vendría' here indicates a hypothetical situation, showing willingness or capacity to come under certain conditions (conditional mood).
Se me ocurre que vendría bien comprar más comida para la reunión.
It occurs to me that buying more food for the meeting would be good.
The word 'vendría' is used in an impersonal construction to suggest a beneficial outcome or action (conditional mood).
¿Cuánto vendría costando este coche con descuentos incluidos?
How much would this car cost with the discounts included?
The word 'vendría' reflects an estimation or calculation made under current hypothetical conditions (conditional mood).
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