"Seria en Espana?" What is Seria?
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I have the context here. ¿Sería en España? NO, creo que fue en Waterloo.
What is "sería"?
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updated Dec 22, 2010
posted by Eri-Chan
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Would it be in Spain?, No, I think it was in Waterloo.
updated Dec 21, 2010
posted by Dakie
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The word "sería" in Spanish is a conditional conjugation of the verb "ser", which basically means "to be" and can mean either "he would be", "I would be", or less commonly "you (formal) would be". The use of this word in the second person implies respect or a higher social status than the speaker.
Without the accent, "seria" is just an adjective meaning "serious."
updated Dec 22, 2010
posted by waheed1
3rd person sing. It (some event) would be in Spain ... - samdie, Dec 22, 2010
