Repondría

Repondría is a verb form in the Spanish language. It is the first-person singular conditional tense of the verb "responder," which means "to answer" or "to respond." This means that "repondría" translates to "I would answer" or "I would respond."

The conditional tense in Spanish is used to express hypothetical situations, polite requests, or to describe future actions from a past perspective. Therefore, "repondría" would be used in sentences like "Si me preguntaras, yo te repondría" (If you asked me, I would answer you) or "Pensé que él repondría a mi carta" (I thought he would reply to my letter).

The verb "responder" itself is a common and fundamental verb in Spanish. It is derived from the Latin word "respondere." The conjugation of "responder" follows a regular pattern for verbs ending in "-er" in the present tense, but the conditional tense is formed by adding specific endings to the infinitive. In the case of "repondría," the "-er" ending of "responder" is dropped and replaced with "-ía" for the first-person singular conditional. Other persons in the conditional would be repondrías (you would answer), repondría (he/she/it would answer), repondríamos (we would answer), repondríais (you all would answer), and repondrían (they would answer).