querrían

Querrían is the third-person plural conditional form of the Spanish verb querer, which means "to want." It translates to "they would want" or "they would like." This form is used to express hypothetical desires or wishes in the past or present, often in polite requests or statements about potential future actions. For example, "Los niños querrían ir al parque" translates to "The children would want to go to the park." It can also be used to express uncertainty or a polite suggestion, such as "Ellos querrían que vinieras" meaning "They would like you to come" or "They might want you to come." The conditional tense in Spanish, including the form querrían, indicates an action that is dependent on a condition, even if that condition is not explicitly stated. It softens direct statements and can convey a sense of deference or possibility.