sarebbe

would

The Italian word 'sarebbe' is the conditional present form of the verb 'essere' (to be) and it's most often used to express a hypothetical condition. For example, in English we might say, 'I would go to the beach if it's sunny.' In Italian, the same phrase would be 'Andrei in spiaggia se sarebbe soleggiato.'

verb

Example sentences using: sarebbe

Sarebbe fantastico se potessimo andare in Italia quest'anno.

It would be fantastic if we could go to Italy this year.

In this sentence, the term 'sarebbe' is used to express a hypothetical situation about a future event.

Lui sarebbe dovuto venire alla festa, ma non si è sentito bene.

He was supposed to come to the party, but he didn't feel well.

Here, 'sarebbe' is used to talk about an expectation or obligation that was not met due to some reason.

Sarebbe bello passare del tempo insieme.

It would be nice to spend some time together.

This example uses 'sarebbe' to express a polite suggestion or an ideal scenario.