Suení

Suené is not a standard form in Spanish. It is typically encountered as a misspelling or nonstandard variant of soñé, the first-person singular preterite of the verb soñar (to dream). The correct spelling requires the letter ñ and an acute accent on the e: soñé. In contexts where diacritics are omitted, such as informal handwriting or data entry, suené may appear, but it is considered incorrect in proper orthography.

Orthography and pronunciation

Soñé is pronounced with the palatal nasal sound represented by the letter ñ, roughly “so-nyé.” The accent on é marks stress on the final syllable. The absence of the tilde in suené can lead to mispronunciation or misidentification as a different word in languages that do not use the ñ character. Spanish dictionaries list soñar as the infinitive and soñé as the first-person preterite form.

Grammatical form and usage

Soñar is a regular -ar verb in the preterite. The first-person singular form is soñé, used to indicate a completed action in the past: Yo soñé con viajar la semana pasada. Other preterite forms are: tú soñaste, él/ella soñó, nosotros soñamos, vosotros soñasteis, ellos soñaron. The imperfect form would be soñaba, soñar in other tenses follows standard conjugation patterns.

See also

Soñar, soñar en español, Spanish orthography. Note that suené is not recognized as a standalone word in standard Spanish and should be replaced by soñé in formal writing.