we would have / there would be
verbformal/ɐvɨˈɾjɐmuʃ/low
ha·ve·ri·a·mos
Definition
First person plural conditional of the verb 'haver' (to have). Used mainly as an auxiliary verb to form the conditional perfect, or in the sense of 'there would be'.
In modern European Portuguese, this form is grammatically correct but less common in casual speech, where 'teríamos' (we would have) is often preferred.
We would have gone if we had known.
There would be many problems if we proceeded.
Etymology
Do latim 'habere', através do verbo 'haver'.