jexpédierais

J'expédierais is the first-person singular form of the French verb expédier in the present conditional (conditionnel présent). It expresses a hypothetical action that would take place under certain conditions and translates to “I would ship” or “I would dispatch.” In standard French, the form is written with an apostrophe after the j’ due to elision from je before a vowel; the contracted spelling j'expédierais is the correct form, while jexpédierais (without the apostrophe) is orthographically incorrect.

Expédier is a regular -er verb meaning to send, ship, or dispatch, especially in reference to mail, parcels, or goods. The present conditional is formed by taking the infinitive stem expédier- and adding the conditional endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient. Thus je expédierais becomes j'expédierais; other forms include tu expédierais, il expédierait, nous expédierions, vous expédieriez, ils expédieraient.

Usage of this form is common in hypothetical clauses, polite offers, or statements describing actions contingent on a condition. For example: Si j'avais le budget, j'expédierais les colis demain. It can also function to convey willingness in a tentative or non-committal way, as in J'expédierais volontiers ce document si vous me le demandez.

Notes: Expédier can take direct objects (le colis, la lettre) and is used in a range of shipping or dispatching contexts. The term is neutral and widely used in both written and spoken French. See also: expédier, conditionnel présent, conjugation française.