Conjugate Noviar in Spanish: All Tense, Chart, Practice Test

spanish conjugation of noviar
In the rich tapestry of the Spanish language, the act of mastering verb conjugations is a crucial step towards achieving fluency. Among these verbs, “noviar,” which encapsulates the idea of courting or being in a romantic relationship, holds a special place. Understanding how to conjugate noviar in Spanish is not only a vital grammatical skill but also a window into the cultural aspects of love and relationships as seen through the Spanish-speaking world. This knowledge enables learners to express romantic intentions, discuss relationships, and comprehend discussions about dating in Spanish.

The process of learning how to conjugate noviar in Spanish is an intriguing journey through the various tenses and moods present in the language. From the present indicative to the subjunctive and the imperative, each form of noviar reveals different nuances and conveys unique aspects of the relationship or courtship it describes. Mastering these forms allows learners to accurately express thoughts and feelings about romantic engagements in both formal and informal contexts.

Moreover, the conjugation of noviar serves as an exemplary case of how verb conjugations can significantly alter the meaning and tone of conversations in Spanish. By delving into the specifics of how to conjugate noviar in Spanish, language learners can enrich their vocabulary, enhance their grammatical precision, and gain confidence in their ability to navigate the complexities of romantic expressions within the Spanish language. This foundational skill is not only key to effective communication but also helps in fostering a deeper connection with the cultural nuances embedded in the language.

Noviar Conjugation Chart in Spanish

Here’s a conjugation table for the Spanish verb “noviar”:

Personal Pronoun	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfecto	Futuro	Condicional	Presente Subjuntivo	Imperfecto Subjuntivo RA	Imperativo
Yo	novio	novié	noviaba	noviaré	noviaría	novie	noviara	novia*
Tú	novias	noviaste	noviabas	noviarás	noviarías	novies	noviaras	novia
Él/Ella/Usted	novia	novió	noviaba	noviará	noviaría	novie	noviara	novie
Nosotros	noviamos	noviamos	noviábamos	noviaremos	noviaríamos	noviemos	noviáramos	noviemos
Vosotros	noviáis	noviasteis	noviabais	noviaréis	noviaríais	noviéis	noviarais	noviad
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes	novian	noviaron	noviaban	noviarán	noviarían	novien	noviaran	novien

*Note: The imperative form “novia” for “yo” does not typically exist as the imperative is not used in the first person singular, it’s included just for the structure, but the reality of use might be different.

Noviar Conjugation Present Tense – Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	novio	Yo novio con Mario desde hace un año.	I have been dating Mario for a year.
Tú	novias	¿Tú novias con alguien en este momento?	Are you dating someone at the moment?
Él/Ella	novia	Ella novia con Luisa desde hace dos meses.	She has been dating Luisa for two months.
Nosotros	noviamos	Nosotros noviamos desde el colegio.	We have been dating since college.
Vosotros	noviáis	Vosotros noviáis sin pensar en el futuro.	You all date without thinking about the future.
Ellos/Ellas	novian	Ellos novian a pesar de la distancia.	They are dating despite the distance.

Noviar Conjugation Present Perfect Tense – Pretérito Perfecto Conjugation Chart

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	he noviado	He noviado durante cinco años.	I have dated for five years.
tú	has noviado	¿Tú has noviado con alguien del trabajo?	Have you dated someone from work?
él/ella	ha noviado	Ella ha noviado con varias personas.	She has dated several people.
nosotros	hemos noviado	Nosotros hemos noviado desde jóvenes.	We have dated since we were young.
vosotros	habéis noviado	Vosotros habéis noviado con suerte.	You guys have dated fortunately.
ellos/ellas	han noviado	Ellos han noviado por mucho tiempo.	They have dated for a long time.

Noviar Conjugation Simple Paste Tense – Pretérito Indefinido

Here’s Noviar conjugation preterite indefinido:

Here is a table for the Pretérito Indefinido conjugation of the verb noviar (“to date someone”):

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	novié	Yo novié con ella durante dos años.	I dated her for two years.
Tú	noviaste	¿Tú noviaste con alguien del colegio?	Did you date someone from school?
Él/Ella	novió	Él novió con su vecina.	He dated his neighbor.
Nosotros	noviamos	Nosotros noviamos en secreto.	We dated in secret.
Vosotros	noviasteis	Vosotros noviasteis durante el verano pasado.	You all dated during last summer.
Ellos	noviaron	Ellos noviaron por un breve periodo.	They dated for a short period.

Noviar Imperfect Conjugation – Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
tú	novia	Novia con ella.	Date her.
usted	novie	Novie con ella, por favor.	Please date her.
nosotros	noviemos	Noviemos juntos este verano.	Let’s date together this summer.
vosotros	noviad	Noviad si os parece bien.	Date if you think it’s a good idea.
ustedes	novien	Novien si tienen interés.	Date if you are interested.

Noviar Conjugation Pluperfect/Past Perfect Tense – Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	había noviado	Yo había noviado antes de conocerla a ella.	I had dated before meeting her.
tú	habías noviado	Tú habías noviado con mi amigo antes de mí.	You had dated my friend before me.
él/ella/usted	había noviado	Él había noviado con varias personas antes.	He had dated several people before.
nosotros/nosotras	habíamos noviado	Nosotros habíamos noviado durante un verano.	We had dated during one summer.
vosotros/vosotras	habíais noviado	Vosotros habíais noviado antes de empezar la universidad.	You had dated before starting university.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	habían noviado	Ellos habían noviado en secreto durante meses.	They had dated in secret for months.

Noviar Conjugation Simple Future Tense – Futuro Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	noviaré	Yo noviaré con ella el próximo año.	I will court her next year.
tú	noviarás	Tú noviarás cuando estés listo.	You will court when you’re ready.
él/ella	noviará	Él noviará con su amiga de infancia.	He will court his childhood friend.
nosotros	noviaremos	Nosotros noviaremos en París.	We will court in Paris.
vosotros	noviaréis	Vosotros noviaréis el verano que viene.	You (all) will court next summer.
ellos	noviarán	Ellos noviarán después de graduarse.	They will court after graduating.

Noviar Spanish Conjugation Future Perfect Tense – Futuro Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	habré noviado	Yo habré noviado para cuando cumplamos años.	I will have been dating by the time we turn years old.
Tú	habrás noviado	Tú habrás noviado antes de la primavera.	You will have been dating by springtime.
Él/Ella	habrá noviado	Él habrá noviado con ella antes de julio.	He will have been dating her by July.
Nosotros	habremos noviado	Nosotros habremos noviado todo el verano.	We will have been dating all summer.
Vosotros	habréis noviado	Vosotros habréis noviado antes de graduarse.	You will have been dating before graduating.
Ellos	habrán noviado	Ellos habrán noviado por años antes de casarse.	They will have been dating for years before getting married.

Noviar Conjugation Simple Conditional Tense – Condicional Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	noviaría	Yo noviaría contigo si no estuviera tan ocupado.	I would date you if I weren’t so busy.
tú	noviarías	¿Tú noviarías con alguien de otro país?	Would you date someone from another country?
él/ella/usted	noviaría	Él noviaría con ella si ella se lo pidiera.	He would date her if she asked him.
nosotros/nosotras	noviaríamos	Nosotros noviaríamos si fuéramos más jóvenes.	We would date if we were younger.
vosotros/vosotras	noviaríais	¿Vosotras noviaríais con ellos si os invitaran a salir?	Would you date them if they asked you out?
ellos/ellas/ustedes	noviarían	Ellos noviarían si encontraran a la persona adecuada.	They would date if they found the right person.

Conjugate Noviar in Spanish: Conditional Perfect Tense – Condicional Compuesto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	habría noviado	Yo habría noviado contigo si me lo hubieras pedido.	I would have dated you if you had asked me.
tú	habrías noviado	Tú habrías noviado con ella si te hubiera elegido.	You would have dated her if she had chosen you.
él/ella	habría noviado	Él habría noviado con alguien más si no te conociera.	He would have dated someone else if he hadn’t met you.
nosotros/as	habríamos noviado	Nosotros habríamos noviado mucho antes si no fuera por la distancia.	We would have dated much earlier if not for the distance.
vosotros/as	habríais noviado	Vosotros habríais noviado si vuestras familias se hubieran llevado bien.	You would have dated if your families had gotten along.
ellos/ellas	habrían noviado	Ellos habrían noviado si sus caminos se hubiesen cruzado antes.	They would have dated if their paths had crossed earlier.

Noviar Conjugation Imperative Tense – Imperativo

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
tú	novia	Novia con ella.	Date her.
usted	novie	Novie con ella, por favor.	Please date her.
nosotros	noviemos	Noviemos juntos este verano.	Let’s date together this summer.
vosotros	noviad	Noviad si os parece bien.	Date if you think it’s a good idea.
ustedes	novien	Novien si tienen interés.	Date if you are interested.

Noviar Subjunctive Conjugation

Noviar Subjunctive Conjugation Present Tense – Subjuntivo Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	novíe	Quiero que yo novíe contigo.	I want to be in a relationship with you.
tú	novíes	Espero que tú novíes con alguien que te valore.	I hope you enter into a relationship with someone who values you.
él/ella	novíe	Es posible que él novíe pronto.	It’s possible that he will be in a relationship soon.
nosotros/nosotras	noviemos	Ojalá noviemos este verano.	Hopefully, we enter into a relationship this summer.
vosotros/vosotras	noviéis	Quiero que vosotros noviéis sin miedo.	I want you guys to enter into a relationship without fear.
ellos/ellas	novíen	Espero que ellos novíen y sean felices.	I hope they enter into a relationship and are happy.

Noviar Conjugation Present Perfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	haya noviado	Me alegro de que yo haya noviado contigo.	I am glad that I have dated you.
tú	hayas noviado	Es bueno que tú hayas noviado antes de casarte.	It is good that you have dated before getting married.
él/ella	haya noviado	Espero que él haya noviado solo con personas sinceras.	I hope he has dated only sincere people.
nosotros/as	hayamos noviado	Estoy sorprendido de que nosotros hayamos noviado.	I am surprised that we have dated.
vosotros/as	hayáis noviado	Me sorprende que vosotros hayáis noviado tanto.	I am surprised that you all have dated so much.
ellos/ellas	hayan noviado	Dudo que ellos hayan noviado seriamente.	I doubt they have dated seriously.

Noviar Conjugation Imperfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	noviara	Si yo noviara, sería con alguien especial.	If I dated, it would be with someone special.
tú	noviaras	Si tú noviaras con ella, serías feliz.	If you dated her, you would be happy.
él/ella	noviara	Quería que él noviara contigo.	I wanted him to date you.
nosotros	noviáramos	Si nosotros noviáramos, viajaríamos juntos.	If we dated, we would travel together.
vosotros	noviarais	Ojalá que vosotros noviarais.	I wish that you guys dated.
ellos	noviaran	Me gustaría que ellos noviaran.	I would like them to date.

Noviar Pluperfect Subjunctive Conjugation – Subjuntivo Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	hubiera noviado	Si yo hubiera noviado con ella, sería muy feliz.	If I had dated her, I would be very happy.
tú	hubieras noviado	Si tú hubieras noviado con él, lo conocerías mejor.	If you had dated him, you would know him better.
él/ella	hubiera noviado	Si ella hubiera noviado conmigo, todo sería distinto.	If she had dated me, everything would be different.
nosotros/as	hubiéramos noviado	Si nosotros hubiéramos noviado, todo hubiera sido diferente.	If we had dated, everything would have been different.
vosotros/as	hubierais noviado	Si vosotros hubierais noviado, ahora seríais amigos.	If you had dated, you would now be friends.
ellos/as	hubieran noviado	Si ellos hubieran noviado, ahora estarían juntos.	If they had dated, they would now be together.

Noviar Conjugation Future Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Futuro

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	noviare	Si yo noviare con alguien, sería feliz.	If I were to date someone, I would be happy.
Tú	noviares	Si tú noviares con Luis, iría a la boda.	If you were to date Luis, I would go to the wedding.
Él/Ella/Usted	noviare	Si él noviare contigo, sería una sorpresa.	If he were to date you, it would be a surprise.
Nosotros/as	noviáremos	Si nosotros noviáremos en secreto, nadie lo sabría.	If we were to date in secret, no one would know.
Vosotros/as	noviareis	Si vosotros noviareis, todos hablarían de ello.	If you all were to date, everyone would talk about it.
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes	noviaren	Si ellos noviaren, vivirían juntos.	If they were to date, they would live together.

Practice Test For Conjugating Noviar in Spanish

1. Yo __ con ella desde hace tres meses.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian

Tú __ con él desde el verano pasado.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian
Ella __ con su novio todos los fines de semana.
A) novio
B) novias
C) novia
D) novian
Nosotros __ desde que empezó el año.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
Vosotros __ desde hace mucho tiempo, ¿verdad?
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian
Ellos __ sin pensar en el futuro.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
Yo no __ porque prefiero estar solo.
A) novio
B) novias
C) novia
D) novian
¿Tú __ con alguien del trabajo?
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
Ella nunca __; es muy independiente.
A) novio
B) novias
C) novia
D) novian
Nosotros no __ porque somos amigos.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
¿Vosotros __ con alguien ahora?
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian
Ellos nunca __ serios en sus relaciones.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
¿Yo __ si quiero estar en una relación?
A) novio
B) novias
C) novio
D) novian
¿Tú crees que algún día __ con alguien de otro país?
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian
Ella espera __ con su amor platónico.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviar
D) novian
Nosotros nunca __ con nuestros vecinos.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
Vosotros siempre __ en secreto.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian
Ellos dicen que no __, pero todos saben que sí.
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviamos
D) novian
Yo solía __ mucho, pero ahora prefiero estar solo.
A) noviar
B) novias
C) novio
D) novian
¿Tú __ con alguien conocido o prefieres gente nueva?
A) novio
B) novias
C) noviáis
D) novian

Answers:
1. A) novio
2. B) novias
3. C) novia
4. C) noviamos
5. C) noviáis
6. D) novian
7. A) novio
8. B) novias
9. C) novia
10. C) noviamos
11. C) noviáis
12. D) novian
13. A) novio
14. B) novias
15. C) noviar
16. C) noviamos
17. C) noviáis
18. D) novian
19. A) noviar
20. B) novias

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In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the noviar conjugation present, where you’ll discover how to correctly use noviar in the present tense, laying the foundation for expressing current actions and states. We then transition into the past with noviar preterite and noviar conjugation preterite, guiding you through the nuances of recounting completed actions. For those intricate narratives, noviar preterite conjugation will sharpen your storytelling, ensuring you convey past events with accuracy.

Venturing into the subjunctive mood, our guide on noviar subjunctive illuminates how to express desires, doubts, and hypotheticals with noviar, adding depth to your conversations and writings. And for those looking to master every tense, our sections on noviar conditional, noviar imperative, and noviar infinitive usage will refine your command of Spanish, enabling you to navigate future possibilities, give commands, and utilize noviar in its most versatile form.

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Final Words
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