Hablarías

Hablarías is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb hablar in the conditional mood, meaning you would speak or you would talk. It is formed from the infinitive hablar plus the conditional endings, and it corresponds to the English “you would speak.”

In usage, hablarías expresses hypothetical or potential actions dependent on a condition. It appears in sentences describing what someone would do under certain circumstances, or when making polite, non-assertive statements about what would happen. It is used with tú as the subject and is contrasted with other moods and tenses such as the present, past, or future.

Conjugation and forms: hablarías is the tú form in the singular conditional. The full set of the conditional for hablar is: hablaría (yo), hablarías (tú), hablaría (él/ella/usted), hablaríamos (nosotros), hablaríais (vosotros), hablarían (ellos/ellas/ustedes). The vosotros form, hablaríais, is used primarily in Spain; many Latin American varieties use the ustedes form for the plural in both formal and informal contexts.

Examples:

- Si tuviera tiempo, hablarías con él. (If you had time, you would speak with him.)

- ¿Qué harías si te llamaran? ¿hablarías? (What would you do if they called you? Would you speak?)

Notes: hablarías is distinct from present forms like hablas and future forms like hablarás, and from other conditional endings that apply to different subjects.