Vendrían

Vendrían is a Spanish verb form. It is the conditional tense, third-person plural form of the verb venir, which means "to come." Therefore, "vendrían" translates to "they would come" or "you all would come" (in the formal plural 'ustedes' form).

The conditional tense in Spanish is used to express a variety of meanings, including hypothetical situations, polite requests, probabilities, and future actions viewed from a past perspective. In the case of "vendrían," it indicates an action that is not happening or is uncertain in the present, but which might happen under certain conditions, or a future event that was anticipated from a past point in time.

For example, "Si tuvieran tiempo, ellos vendrían a la fiesta" means "If they had time, they would come to the party." Here, "vendrían" expresses a hypothetical situation dependent on the condition of having time. Another example, "Pensé que tú vendrías" translates to "I thought you would come." In this sentence, "vendrías" (the second-person singular conditional form) refers to an expected future event from the perspective of the past. The plural form "vendrían" functions similarly for a group.