Textear (to cellular telephony: to text or communicate through the written form) conjugation

Spanish
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Conjugation of textear

Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Present tense
texteo
I (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteas
you (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textea
he/she/it does (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteamos
we (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteáis
you all (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textean
they (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Present perfect tense
he texteado
I have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
has texteado
you have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
ha texteado
he/she/it has (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hemos texteado
we have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habéis texteado
you all have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
han texteado
they have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past preterite tense
texteé
I (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteaste
you (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteó
he/she/it (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteamos
we (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteasteis
you all (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearon
they (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Future tense
textearé
I will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearás
you will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteará
he/she/it will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearemos
we will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearéis
you all will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearán
they will (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Conditional mood
textearía
I would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearías
you would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearía
he/she/it would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearíamos
we would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearíais
you all would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearían
they would (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past imperfect tense
texteaba
I used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteabas
you used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteaba
he/she/it used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteábamos
we used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteabais
you all used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteaban
they used to (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past perfect tense
había texteado
I had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habías texteado
you had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
había texteado
he/she/it had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habíamos texteado
we had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habíais texteado
you all had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habían texteado
they had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Future perfect tense
habré texteado
I will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habrás texteado
you will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habrá texteado
he/she/it will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habremos texteado
we will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habréis texteado
you all will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
habrán texteado
they will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Present subjunctive tense
textee
(if/so that) I (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textees
(if/so that) you (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textee
(if/so that) he/she/it (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteemos
(if/so that) we (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteéis
(if/so that) you all (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteen
(if/so that) they (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Present perfect subjunctive tense
haya texteado
I have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hayas texteado
you have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
haya texteado
he/she/it has (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hayamos texteado
we have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hayáis texteado
you all have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hayan texteado
they have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past imperfect subjunctive tense
texteara
(if/so that) I have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearas
(if/so that) you have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteara
(if/so that) he/she/it have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteáramos
(if/so that) we have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearais
(if/so that) you all have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearan
(if/so that) they have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past imperfect subjunctive (second) tense
textease
(if/so that) I have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteases
(if/so that) you have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textease
(if/so that) he/she/it have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteásemos
(if/so that) we have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteaseis
(if/so that) you all have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteasen
(if/so that) they have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Past perfect subjunctive tense
hubiera texteado
I had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieras texteado
you had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiera texteado
he/she/it had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiéramos texteado
we had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubierais texteado
you all had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieran texteado
they had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Past perfect subjunctive (second) tense
hubiese texteado
I had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieses texteado
you had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiese texteado
he/she/it had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiésemos texteado
we had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieseis texteado
you all had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiesen texteado
they had (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Future subjunctive tense
texteare
(if/so that) I will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteares
(if/so that) you will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteare
(if/so that) he/she/it will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteáremos
(if/so that) we will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
texteareis
(if/so that) you all will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
textearen
(if/so that) they will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Future perfect subjunctive tense
hubiere texteado
I will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieres texteado
you will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiere texteado
he/she/it will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiéremos texteado
we will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubiereis texteado
you all will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
hubieren texteado
they will have (cellulared telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Imperative mood
textea
(cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
textee
(cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
texteemos
let's (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
textead
(cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
texteen
(cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
Imperative negative mood
no textees
do not (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
no textee
let him/her/it (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
no texteemos
let us not (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
no texteéis
do not (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!
no texteen
do not (cellular telephony): to text or communicate through the/she written form!

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