How to Say ‘Would there be’ in Mexican Spanish
Serían
seh-ree-AHN
[seh-ree-AHN]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [serían] means "would there be," not just "would be." Spanish often uses forms of [ser] to ask about group size: [¿Cuántos serían?] = "How many would there be?"
Phrase Breakdown
Serían
[seh-ree-AHN]
would be
A conditional form of ser used to estimate or politely state a number.
Serían unas doce personas para la reservación.
It would be about twelve people for the reservation.
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