yo consideraba

considered, used to consider, was considering

→ considerar

consider to consider, to think about + aba imperfect indicative/subjunctive, 1st or 3rd person singular

verb · first singular · imperfect indicative Uncommon #16,975

considered, used to consider, was considering Imperfect tense (past), often used for ongoing/repeated actions or background context.

SP: Antes consideraba mudarme a otra ciudad, pero cambié de idea.

EN: Before, I used to consider moving to another city, but I changed my mind.

Conjugation of considerar

Indicative imperfect

	Singular	Plural
First	consideraba	—
Third	consideraba	consideraban

Subjunctive imperfect

	Singular	Plural
First	consideraba	—
Third	consideraba	consideraban

considerar considerarlo

Se le consideraba un genio.

He was considered a genius.

No consideraba como Jhilmil podría sobrevivir sin su niñera.

He did not consider how Jhilmil could survive without her nanny.

— बर्फी! (2012)

Thomas no lo consideraba muy inteligente.

Thomas didn't consider him very intelligent.

Matías me consideraba un traidor.

Matías considered me a traitor.

— Tropa de élite 2 (2010)

Mary se consideraba afortunada.

Mary considered herself lucky.

Ella se consideraba lo suficientemente amable.

She considered herself kind enough.

Te consideraba mi hermana.

I considered you my sister.

— Devdas (2002)

Pero a la vez lo consideraba todo un azar.

But at the same time, he considered it all a matter of chance.

— El cielo sobre Berlín (1987)

Yo lo consideraba un buen profesor.

I considered him a good teacher.

Se le consideraba un cómplice.

He was considered an accomplice.

Rubens consideraba a Van Dyck como su mejor discípulo.

Rubens considered Van Dyck to be his best pupil.

— El arca rusa (2002)

Tom se consideraba suertudo.

Tom considered himself lucky.

Zamenhof se consideraba un hebreo de Rusia.

Zamenhof considered himself a Russian Hebrew.

Einstein se consideraba un filósofo.

Einstein considered himself a philosopher.

Yo lo consideraba el mejor médico de la ciudad.

I considered him the best doctor in the city.

Se le consideraba ser un cómplice.

He was considered to be an accomplice.

Lo consideraba mi deber, ya que como placer ya no podía ser.

I considered it my duty, since it could no longer be a pleasure.

— Fresas salvajes (1957)

Tom se consideraba afortunado.

Tom considered himself lucky.

Le consideraba mi amigo pero me traicionó.

I considered him my friend, but he betrayed me.

Ella le consideraba estúpido.

She thought he was stupid.