How do you say "would be" in Spanish? I got "sea" I really don't think tahat right from bablefish its not in my book anywhere

is it auxiliary nombre

It would usually be "seri'a", the conditional tense of "ser" but it depends upon the subject of the verb.

That is my uniformed opinion, 50 years after taking high schoool Spanisn. I suggest you await SraJMcGin's definitive answer.

Never trust babelfish.com for an accurate translation.

I don't. I just use it as a general translation

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"would be" is the Conditional Tense. The next decision to make is it "ser" or "estar" and that depends totally upon the context, or how it is used.

It also depends upon the subject: I, you, he, she, it, we, they, you-all, etc. Give us the complete sentence and we can help you far better.

He would be here = estaría
He would be a teacher = sería

Sra

To say "would be" in Spanish, the correct translation is "sería." Bablefish, or Babelfish, is an outdated online translation tool, so it's not always reliable. It's always better to use a reputable Spanish dictionary or language learning resource.

To find the translation, you can use a couple of methods:
1. Online Translator: Use reliable online translation tools such as Google Translate, WordReference, or SpanishDict. These platforms provide accurate translations and commonly used phrases.

2. Spanish-English Dictionary: Look up the verb "to be" (ser) in a Spanish-English dictionary. It will provide all the different forms of the verb, including "would be" (sería).

3. Language Learning Resources: Consult reputable language learning resources such as textbooks, online courses, or language apps. These resources usually provide reliable translations and examples of usage.

Remember, it's always a good idea to cross-reference multiple sources to ensure accuracy.