querer

/keˈɾeɾ/, [keˈɾeɾ]

to want, want


Gerund: queriendo


Past Participles

  Masculine Feminine
Singular querido querida
Plural queridos queridas

Indicative

  Present Imperfect Preterite Future Conditional
yo quiero quería quise querré querría
quieres querías quisiste querrás querrías
él/ella/Ud. quiere quería quiso querrá querría
nosotros queremos queríamos quisimos querremos querríamos
vosotros queréis queríais quisisteis querréis querríais
ellos/ellas/Uds. quieren querían quisieron querrán querrían
vos querés querías quisiste querrás querrías

Subjunctive

  Present Imperfect (ra) Imperfect (se) Future
yo quiera quisiera quisiese quisiere
quieras quisieras quisieses quisieres
él/ella/Ud. quiera quisiera quisiese quisiere
nosotros queramos quisiéramos quisiésemos quisiéremos
vosotros queráis quisierais quisieseis quisiereis
ellos/ellas/Uds. quieran quisieran quisiesen quisieren
vos querás quisieras quisieses quisieres

Imperative

  Affirmative Negative
yo    
quiere no quieras
Ud. quiera no quiera
nosotros queramos no queramos
vosotros quered no queráis
Uds. quieran no quieran
vos queré no quieras

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


Examples
  • ¿Qué más podría querer?

    What more could I want?

  • No estoy seguro de querer darle esto a Tom.

    I'm not sure I want to give this to Tom.

  • Ella no está segura de querer hacer esto.

    She's not sure she wants to do this.

  • Tom tumbó la figurilla preferida de Mary del estante sin querer y la rompió.

    Tom accidentally knocked Mary's favourite figurine off the shelf and broke it.

  • No estoy seguro de querer hacerlo.

    I'm not sure I want to do this.

  • No puedo culpar a Tom por no querer venir.

    I can't blame Tom for not wanting to come.

  • —¿Estás segura de querer llamar a la policía? —le pregunté.

    "Are you sure you want to call the police?" I asked her.

  • "Menéame" resulta querer decir "menéame".

    "Menéame" turns out to mean "wiggle me."

  • Tom tiene todo lo que una persona puede querer.

    Tom has everything a person could want.

  • Las mujeres no suelen querer hablar conmigo.

    Women don't usually want to talk with me.

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