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costar

/kosˈtaɾ/, [kosˈt̪aɾ]

cost

Gerund: costando

Past Participles

  Masculine Feminine
Singular costado costada
Plural costados costadas

Indicative

  Present Imperfect Preterite Future Conditional
yo cuesto costaba costé costaré costaría
tú cuestas costabas costaste costarás costarías
él/ella/Ud. cuesta costaba costó costará costaría
nosotros costamos costábamos costamos costaremos costaríamos
vosotros costáis costabais costasteis costaréis costaríais
ellos/ellas/Uds. cuestan costaban costaron costarán costarían
vos costás costabas costaste costarás costarías

Subjunctive

  Present Imperfect (ra) Imperfect (se) Future
yo cueste costara costase costare
tú cuestes costaras costases costares
él/ella/Ud. cueste costara costase costare
nosotros costemos costáramos costásemos costáremos
vosotros costéis costarais costaseis costareis
ellos/ellas/Uds. cuesten costaran costasen costaren
vos costés costaras costases costares

Imperative

  Affirmative Negative
yo    
tú cuesta no cuestes
Ud. cueste no cueste
nosotros costemos no costemos
vosotros costad no costéis
Uds. cuesten no cuesten
vos costá no cuestes

Source: Wiktionary available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License

Examples

  • ¿Cuánto me va a costar?

    How much will it cost me?

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  • Te va a costar más caro arreglarla que comprar una nueva.

    It will cost you more fixing it than buying a new one.

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  • Formatear una computadora es un proceso simple, sin embargo es caro. En Brasil, llega a costar $50.

    Formatting a hard disk is a simple process, though expensive. It can cost up to $50 in Brazil.

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  • ¿Cuánto nos va a costar esto?

    How much is this going to cost us?

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  • Si encuentras una mala mujer y te casa con ella, entonces definitivamente te va a costar después ser feliz.

    If you find a bad wife and get married to her, then it will certainly be difficult to be happy later.

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  • A la gente le suele costar saber cuándo escribir un punto y coma.

    People tend to have troubles figuring out when to write a semicolon.

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  • ¿Cuánto crees que va a costar eso?

    How much money do you think that'll cost?

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  • ¿Cuánto va a costar?

    How much is it going to cost?

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  • Eso va a costar 30 €.

    This will cost €30.

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  • ¿Cuánto van a costar todos los tratamientos?

    How much will all the treatments cost?

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