difference between the "subjectivo" and the "subjunctivo"

Question

What are the differences between the subjective and the subjunctive in the spanish language?

Answer 1

It is interesting that you are asking about these two words... subjective and subjunctive. Subjunctive is one of three moods for verbs in spanish....indicative, imperative and subjunctive.

The subjunctive mood tends to be very subjective in that it is used to express desires, doubts, unkown, abstract, non factual, opinions and recomendations. There are a number of grammar lessons on the subjuncitve. I would start by reading the one that compares the Subjunctive and Indicative...

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Answer 2

Are you sure that you did not mean "subjetivo", subjective, something based more on opinion than fact and "subjuntivo", the subjunctive mood in Spanish? The subjunctive mood is used more in Spanish than in English and it is used when there is lack of certainty about what is being said.