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VERBE EN ESPAGNOL

homologar

to have a qualification officially recognised

  • Verbe régulier en -ar
  • Gérondif: homologando
  • Participe passé: homologado

Conjugaison

Touchez une forme pour l’entendre. La partie qui change est en couleur.

Présent

Presente · maintenant, les habitudes et les faits

  1. yo I have a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú you have a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella he/she has a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros we have a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne you all have a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas they have a qualification officially recognised

Passé

Pretérito indefinido · les actions terminées

  1. yo I had a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú you had a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella he/she had a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros we had a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne you all had a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas they had a qualification officially recognised

Imparfait

Pretérito imperfecto · « je faisais » et « j’étais en train de »

  1. yo I used to have a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú you used to have a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella he/she used to have a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros we used to have a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne you all used to have a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas they used to have a qualification officially recognised

Futur

Futuro · les projets et les promesses ; à l’oral, « voy a hablar » est tout aussi courant

  1. yo I will have a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú you will have a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella he/she will have a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros we will have a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne you all will have a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas they will have a qualification officially recognised

Conditionnel

Condicional · « je ferais »

  1. yo I would have a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú you would have a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella he/she would have a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros we would have a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne you all would have a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas they would have a qualification officially recognised

Subjonctif présent

Presente de subjuntivo · les souhaits, les doutes, « que … »

  1. yo (that) I have a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú (that) you have a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella (that) he/she have a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros (that) we have a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne (that) you all have a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas (that) they have a qualification officially recognised

Subjonctif passé

Imperfecto de subjuntivo · « si j’étais », « si … »

  1. yo (if) I had a qualification officially recognised
  2. tú (if) you had a qualification officially recognised
  3. usted, él, ella (if) he/she had a qualification officially recognised
  4. nosotros (if) we had a qualification officially recognised
  5. vosotros Espagne (if) you all had a qualification officially recognised
  6. ustedes, ellos, ellas (if) they had a qualification officially recognised

Impératif

Imperativo · les demandes et les ordres ; à la forme négative, on emploie le subjonctif (no hables)

  1. tú have a qualification officially recognised!
  2. usted have a qualification officially recognised! (formal)
  3. nosotros have a qualification officially recognised! (let’s)
  4. vosotros Espagne have a qualification officially recognised! (all of you)
  5. ustedes have a qualification officially recognised! (all of you)

Comment utiliser homologar

Une phrase pour chaque temps, comme on le dit vraiment.

  1. Présent

    ¿Dónde homologan los títulos extranjeros aquí en Sevilla?

    Where do they recognise foreign degrees here in Seville?

  2. Passé

    Homologué mi título después de dos años de papeleo.

    I got my degree recognised after two years of paperwork.

  3. Imparfait

    Antes homologaban los títulos mucho más rápido que ahora.

    They used to recognise degrees much faster than now.

  4. Futur

    ¿Cuándo crees que te homologarán el título de médico?

    When do you think they'll recognise your medical degree?

  5. Conditionnel

    Sin el sello de la embajada no te lo homologarían.

    Without the embassy stamp they wouldn't recognise it.

  6. Subjonctif présent

    No puedo trabajar hasta que me homologuen el título.

    I can't work until they recognise my degree.

  7. Subjonctif passé

    Si lo homologaran este mes, empezaría en el hospital en octubre.

    If they recognised it this month, I'd start at the hospital in October.

  8. Impératif

    ¡Homologa el título cuanto antes, no lo dejes para luego!

    Get your degree recognised as soon as you can, don't put it off!

Bon à savoir

  • A nurse or a doctor from abroad has to "homologar el título" before working in Spain; the paperwork is famous for taking months.

Où vous entendez homologar

Les leçons qui en enseignent une forme, et comment elles le disent.

Espagnol · Maîtrise niveau 1

  • Aquí se homologan los títulos de fuera. Qualifications from abroad are recognised here.
  • Mi prima homologó su título de Londres en un año. My cousin had her London degree recognised in a year.
  • Primero voy a homologar el título de enfermería. First I'm going to get my nursing degree recognised.

Des verbes comme celui-ci

Le même modèle, sur d’autres verbes : verbe régulier en -ar.