How to Say ‘That would confirm’ in Spain Spanish
Que confirmarían
keh kon-feer-mah-ree-ahn
[keh kon-feer-mah-ree-ahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Que here means "that/which" and links back to the previous idea: evidence que confirmarían... = evidence "that would confirm...". You can reuse it the same way in datos que demostrarían eso.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
That
Used to introduce a subordinate clause.
Sé que te gusta el chocolate.
I know that you like chocolate.
confirmarían
[kon-feer-mah-ree-ahn]
would confirm
Conditional form indicating future validation.
Eso confirmaría sus sospechas.
That would confirm their suspicions.
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