volveríamos

Volveríamos is the first-person plural conditional form of the Spanish verb volver, meaning “we would return” or “we would go back.” The conditional mood expresses hypothetical or contingent actions, often used in clauses introduced by si (if) or to make polite statements or proposals.

Morphology: It is formed by the infinitive volver plus the ending -íamos, which corresponds to the nosotros (we) form. The conditional endings are -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían, so volveríamos marks number and person in the conditional tense.

Usage: Volveríamos describes actions that would occur under certain conditions. For example: “Si tuviéramos más tiempo, volveríamos a visitarlos” (If we had more time, we would go back to visit them). “Volveríamos mañana” communicates a contingent plan, and other conditional statements can express willingness or proposals, such as “Volveríamos si nos pidieran” (We would return if they asked us).

Notes: The exact meaning depends on context; without an explicit condition, it still conveys a hypothetical or conditional sense. It contrasts with the simple future “volveremos,” which denotes a definite action in the future rather than a conditional one.