partir

/paɾˈtiɾ/, [paɾˈt̪iɾ]

depart, from, split

Gerund: partiendo

Past Participles

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	partido	partida
Plural	partidos	partidas

Indicative

	Present	Imperfect	Preterite	Future	Conditional
yo	parto	partía	partí	partiré	partiría
tú	partes	partías	partiste	partirás	partirías
él/ella/Ud.	parte	partía	partió	partirá	partiría
nosotros	partimos	partíamos	partimos	partiremos	partiríamos
vosotros	partís	partíais	partisteis	partiréis	partiríais
ellos/ellas/Uds.	parten	partían	partieron	partirán	partirían
vos	partís	partías	partiste	partirás	partirías

Subjunctive

	Present	Imperfect (ra)	Imperfect (se)	Future
yo	parta	partiera	partiese	partiere
tú	partas	partieras	partieses	partieres
él/ella/Ud.	parta	partiera	partiese	partiere
nosotros	partamos	partiéramos	partiésemos	partiéremos
vosotros	partáis	partierais	partieseis	partiereis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	partan	partieran	partiesen	partieren
vos	partás	partieras	partieses	partieres

Imperative

Examples

A partir de la dirección a la que él iba, yo diría que él se dirigía a la ciudad.

From the direction that he was going in, I would say he was headed to town.

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Se aprende la gramática a partir de la lengua, no la lengua a partir de la gramática.

One learns grammar from language, not language from grammar.

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Se producen muchas cajas a partir del aluminio.

Many boxes are produced out of aluminium.

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¿A partir de cuándo lo necesitas?

How soon do you need it?

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A partir de entonces he vagado sin rumbo en la eterna oscuridad de tus ojos.

Ever since, I've wandered aimlessly in the everlasting night of your eyes.

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El queso es hecho a partir de la leche.

Cheese is made from milk.

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A partir de aquel día, empezaron a amarse.

From that time on, they came to love each other.

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Lo juro, John. A partir de hoy dejo de fumar.

I swear, John. As of today, I quit smoking.

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El vidrio se hace a partir de arena.

Glass is made from sand.

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Se considera que el tiempo empeorará a partir de esta tarde.

The weather is supposed to go downhill starting this afternoon.

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