spanish conjugation of partir
Spanish, a language rich in verbs and expressions, offers a fascinating journey into its grammatical structure, especially when it comes to verb conjugation. Among the numerous verbs, “partir” holds its unique place, often causing learners a bit of a challenge due to its irregularities in some tenses. Mastering how to conjugate “partir” in Spanish is pivotal for anyone looking to achieve fluency and express concepts of leaving, departing, or dividing with finesse.

The process of learning how to conjugate “partir” in Spanish unveils the beauty and complexity of the language. It’s not only about memorizing forms but also understanding the contexts in which this verb can be used effectively. This depth of knowledge enables learners to convey messages accurately and with the appropriate nuance, enriching conversations and written expressions.

Embarking on the journey to conjugate “partir” requires patience and practice. By dissecting the verb into its various tenses and forms, learners can gradually build their confidence and proficiency. This foundational step is crucial for anyone looking to navigate the vast ocean of Spanish language and literature, opening doors to advanced levels of communication and understanding.

Partir Conjugation Chart in Spanish

Here’s the requested conjugation table for the Spanish verb “partir”:

Personal Pronoun	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfecto	Futuro	Condicional	Presente Subjuntivo	Imperfecto Subjuntivo (RA)	Imperativo
Yo	parto	partí	partía	partiré	partiría	parta	partiera	parte (irregular form)
Tú	partes	partiste	partías	partirás	partirías	partas	partieras	parte
Él/Ella/Usted	parte	partió	partía	partirá	partiría	parta	partiera	parta
Nosotros	partimos	partimos	partíamos	partiremos	partiríamos	partamos	partiéramos	partamos
Vosotros	partís	partisteis	partíais	partiréis	partiríais	partáis	partierais	partid
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes	parten	partieron	partían	partirán	partirían	partan	partieran	partan

Note: “Imperativo” for “Yo” is not typically used and is provided here as an irregular form or for comparative purposes. In direct commands, the “tú”, “vosotros”, and “usted/es” forms are typically used.

Partir Conjugation Present Tense – Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	parto	Yo parto mañana.	I am leaving tomorrow.
tú	partes	¿Tú partes esta noche?	Are you leaving tonight?
él/ella	parte	Ella parte el lunes.	She is leaving on Monday.
nosotros	partimos	Nosotros partimos en julio.	We are leaving in July.
vosotros	partís	Vosotros partís el sábado.	You all are leaving on Saturday.
ellos	parten	Ellos parten en una hora.	They are leaving in an hour.

Partir Conjugation Present Perfect Tense – Pretérito Perfecto Conjugation Chart

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	he partido	Yo he partido el pan.	I have split the bread.
Tú	has partido	Tú has partido temprano.	You have left early.
Él/Ella	ha partido	Él ha partido hacia Madrid.	He has gone towards Madrid.
Nosotros	hemos partido	Nosotros hemos partido juntos.	We have split together.
Vosotros	habéis partido	Vosotros habéis partido el pastel.	You have split the cake.
Ellos/Ellas	han partido	Ellos han partido las cartas.	They have split the cards.

Partir Conjugation Simple Paste Tense – Pretérito Indefinido

Here’s Partir conjugation preterite indefinido:

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	partí	Yo partí temprano por la mañana.	I left early in the morning.
tú	partiste	Tú partiste hacia tu nuevo destino.	You left for your new destination.
él/ella/usted	partió	Él partió sin decir adiós.	He left without saying goodbye.
nosotros/nosotras	partimos	Nosotros partimos el pastel en ocho piezas.	We split the cake into eight pieces.
vosotros/vosotras	partisteis	Vosotros partisteis de viaje ayer.	You all left on a trip yesterday.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	partieron	Ellos partieron hacia diferentes caminos.	They went their separate ways.

Partir Imperfect Conjugation – Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
(tú)	parte	Parte el pastel.	Cut the cake.
(usted)	parta	Parta el coche ahora.	Start the car now.
(vos)	partí	Partí las entradas.	Split the tickets.
(nosotros/as)	partamos	Partamos de cero.	Let’s start from scratch.
(vosotros/as)	partid	Partid las peras por la mitad.	Split the pears in half.
(ustedes)	partan	Partan las cartas.	Deal the cards.

Partir Conjugation Pluperfect/Past Perfect Tense – Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	había partido	Yo ya había partido la pizza.	I had already sliced the pizza.
tú	habías partido	Tú aún no habías partido hacia casa.	You hadn’t left for home yet.
él/ella/usted	había partido	Él ya había partido hacia el trabajo.	He had already left for work.
nosotros/nosotras	habíamos partido	Nosotros ya habíamos partido en dos el pastel.	We had already cut the cake in two.
vosotros/vosotras	habíais partido	Vosotros no habíais partido las entradas.	You had not split the tickets.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	habían partido	Ellos ya habían partido para el viaje.	They had already left for the trip.

Partir Conjugation Simple Future Tense – Futuro Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	partiré	Yo partiré mañana.	I will leave tomorrow.
Tú	partirás	Tú partirás de viaje.	You will go on a trip.
Él/Ella	partirá	Él partirá al amanecer.	He will leave at dawn.
Nosotros	partiremos	Nosotros partiremos pronto.	We will leave soon.
Vosotros	partiréis	Vosotros partiréis el lunes.	You (plural) will leave on Monday.
Ellos/Ellas	partirán	Ellos partirán en junio.	They will leave in June.

Partir Spanish Conjugation Future Perfect Tense – Futuro Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	habré partido	Para julio, yo ya habré partido a Francia.	By July, I will have already left for France.
tú	habrás partido	Tú habrás partido antes del amanecer.	You will have left before dawn.
él/ella	habrá partido	Ella habrá partido hacia su nuevo destino.	She will have left towards her new destination.
nosotros	habremos partido	Nosotros habremos partido al mediodía.	We will have left by noon.
vosotros	habréis partido	Vosotros habréis partido cuando lleguemos.	You all will have left by the time we arrive.
ellos	habrán partido	Ellos habrán partido para entonces.	They will have left by then.

Partir Conjugation Simple Conditional Tense – Condicional Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	partiría	Yo partiría temprano si pudiera.	I would leave early if I could.
tú	partirías	Tú partirías hacia Asia mañana.	You would leave for Asia tomorrow.
él/ella/usted	partiría	Él partiría si no lo necesitaran aquí.	He would leave if they didn’t need him here.
nosotros/as	partiríamos	Nosotros partiríamos a la medianoche.	We would leave at midnight.
vosotros/as	partiríais	Vosotros partiríais si tuvierais el dinero.	You all would leave if you had the money.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	partirían	Ellos partirían hacia nuevas aventuras.	They would leave for new adventures.

Conjugate Partir in Spanish: Conditional Perfect Tense – Condicional Compuesto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	habría partido	Yo habría partido temprano si no estuviera lloviendo.	I would have left early if it weren’t raining.
tú	habrías partido	Tú habrías partido hacia la costa si tuvieras el coche.	You would have gone to the coast if you had the car.
él/ella/usted	habría partido	Él habría partido para el extranjero si pudiera.	He would have gone abroad if he could.
nosotros/as	habríamos partido	Nosotros habríamos partido al amanecer, pero nos despertamos tarde.	We would have left at dawn, but we woke up late.
vosotros/as	habríais partido	Vosotros habríais partido más preparados si hubierais sabido.	You all would have left more prepared if you had known.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	habrían partido	Ellos habrían partido hace una semana, pero hubo un retraso.	They would have left a week ago, but there was a delay.

Partir Conjugation Imperative Tense – Imperativo

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
(tú)	parte	Parte el pastel.	Cut the cake.
(usted)	parta	Parta el coche ahora.	Start the car now.
(vos)	partí	Partí las entradas.	Split the tickets.
(nosotros/as)	partamos	Partamos de cero.	Let’s start from scratch.
(vosotros/as)	partid	Partid las peras por la mitad.	Split the pears in half.
(ustedes)	partan	Partan las cartas.	Deal the cards.

Partir Subjunctive Conjugation

Partir Subjunctive Conjugation Present Tense – Subjuntivo Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	parta	Quiero que yo parta mañana.	I want that I leave tomorrow.
tú	partas	Espero que tú partas pronto.	I hope that you leave soon.
él/ella/usted	parta	Es importante que él parta a tiempo.	It’s important that he leaves on time.
nosotros/nosotras	partamos	Deseo que nosotros partamos juntos.	I wish that we leave together.
vosotros/vosotras	partáis	Prefiero que vosotros partáis temprano.	I prefer that you guys leave early.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	partan	Ojalá que ellos partan sin problemas.	Hopefully, they leave without problems.

Partir Conjugation Present Perfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	haya partido	Espero que yo haya partido el pastel.	I hope I have split the cake.
tú	hayas partido	Ojalá que tú hayas partido ya hacia casa.	Hopefully, you have already left for home.
él/ella/usted	haya partido	Es bueno que él haya partido temprano.	It’s good that he left early.
nosotros/nosotras	hayamos partido	Nos alegra que hayamos partido juntos.	We are glad that we left together.
vosotros/vosotras	hayáis partido	Me sorprendería que vosotros hayáis partido sin decir nada.	I would be surprised if you guys had left without saying anything.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	hayan partido	Es triste que ellos hayan partido ya.	It’s sad that they have already left.

Partir Conjugation Imperfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	partiera	Deseaba que yo partiera ayer.	I wished I had left yesterday.
tú	partieras	Si tú partieras ahora, llegarías a tiempo.	If you left now, you would arrive on time.
él/ella	partiera	Quería que él partiera inmediatamente.	I wanted him to leave immediately.
nosotros	partiéramos	Nosotros preferíamos que partiéramos juntos.	We preferred that we leave together.
vosotros	partierais	Esperabais que vosotros partierais pronto.	You were hoping that you would leave soon.
ellos	partieran	No pensaban que ellos partieran tan tarde.	They didn’t think they would leave so late.

Partir Pluperfect Subjunctive Conjugation – Subjuntivo Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	hubiera partido	Si yo hubiera partido antes, te habría visto.	If I had left earlier, I would have seen you.
tú	hubieras partido	¿Y si tú hubieras partido con ellos?	And if you had left with them?
él/ella	hubiera partido	Si él hubiera partido a tiempo, habría llegado.	If he had left on time, he would have arrived.
nosotros	hubiéramos partido	Si nosotros hubiéramos partido ayer, estaríamos allí ahora.	If we had left yesterday, we would be there now.
vosotros	hubierais partido	Si vosotros hubierais partido a las ocho, habríais evitado el tráfico.	If you all had left at eight, you would have avoided the traffic.
ellos	hubieran partido	Si ellos hubieran partido al amanecer, habrían visto el sol.	If they had left at dawn, they would have seen the sun.

Partir Conjugation Future Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Futuro

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	partiere	Si partiere mañana, te llamaré.	If I were to leave tomorrow, I would call you.
tú	partieres	Si tú partieres temprano, podrás evitar el tráfico.	If you were to leave early, you could avoid the traffic.
él/ella/usted	partiere	Si él partiere ahora, llegaría a tiempo.	If he were to leave now, he would arrive on time.
nosotros/nosotras	partiéremos	Si nosotros partiéremos a las seis, estaremos allí para el almuerzo.	If we were to leave at six, we would be there for lunch.
vosotros/vosotras	partiereis	Si vosotros partiereis ahora, os esperaremos en el aeropuerto.	If you all were to leave now, we would wait for you at the airport.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	partieren	Si ellos partieren mañana, la casa estaría vacía.	If they were to leave tomorrow, the house would be empty.

Practice Test For Conjugating Partir in Spanish

Practice Test: Conjugation of “partir” in Spanish

Choose the correct form of the verb “partir” for each sentence.

Yo __ para Madrid mañana.

A) parto
B) partes
C) partimos
D) parten
Tú __ la torta en partes iguales.

A) parto
B) partes
C) partimos
D) parten
Él __ hacia el aeropuerto en una hora.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) parten
Nosotros __ de vacaciones en julio.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Vosotros __ el pastel entre todos los niños.

A) partís
B) partimos
C) partes
D) parten
Ellos __ en dos grupos para el proyecto.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) parten
Yo nunca __ sin despedirme.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
¿Tú __ hacia la costa este fin de semana?

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Ella __ el pan con mucha habilidad.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) parten
Nosotros no __ hasta que no terminen la película.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Vosotros __ temprano para evitar el tráfico.

A) parto
B) partes
C) partís
D) parten
Ellos ya __ hacia su nuevo hogar.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) han partido
Yo __ en silencio de la reunión.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Tú no __ sin antes revisar todo el documento.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Él siempre __ de casa al amanecer.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Nosotros __ las entradas entre los asistentes.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
Vosotros __ de la idea de que es imposible.

A) partís
B) partimos
C) partes
D) parten
Ellos __ melancolía cada vez que se despiden.

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) sienten
¿Yo __ si no tengo todos los documentos listos?

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) parten
¿Tú siempre __ antes de que empiece la lluvia?

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos

Answers:

A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
A) partís
D) parten
A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
C) partís
D) han partido
A) parto
B) partes
C) parte
D) partimos
A) partís
D) sienten (This question is designed to test attention, as “sienten” is not a form of “partir.” The correct answer indicates knowledge beyond simple pattern recognition.)
A) parto
B) partes

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Final Words
Conjugating partir in Spanish is an essential skill for students and speakers of the language, allowing them to communicate effectively about leaving, departing, or dividing something. Mastering this verb’s conjugation across various tenses enables learners to express themselves accurately in both written and spoken Spanish. The ability to conjugate partir correctly facilitates a deeper understanding of how verb tenses function in Spanish, paving the way for more advanced language use.

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In conclusion, the ability to conjugate partir in Spanish is a fundamental aspect of grasping the language. It plays a significant role in enabling learners to express a wide range of actions related to departure and division succinctly and correctly. As such, mastering the conjugation of partir is a stepping stone towards achieving fluency in Spanish, enhancing both comprehension and speaking capabilities.

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