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él estudie

study, I studied

→ estudiar
estudi study + e yo/él/ella/usted present subjunctive; formal command
verb · third singular · imperative Rare #23,853
study Present subjunctive (yo/él/ella/usted) or imperative (usted).
SP: Espero que estudie para el examen.
EN: I hope you study for the exam.
I studied Past subjunctive (yo/él/ella/usted) in some Latin American varieties (equivalent to "estudiara" / "estudiase").
SP: Si yo estudie más, saco mejores notas.
EN: If I studied more, I would get better grades.
Conjugation of estudiar
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second estudia —
Third estudie —

La que no estudie, no aprenderá.

Whoever doesn’t study won’t learn.

Mi madre me dice que no estudie tan arduamente.

My mother tells me not to study so hard.

Mi mamá quiere que yo estudie en Suíza.

My mom wants me to study in Switzerland.

Me preocupa que no estudie.

I’m worried that he/she isn’t studying.

Es una lucha diaria conseguir que estudie.

It's a daily struggle to get them to study.

— Estrellas en la Tierra (2007)

Creo que es hora de que estudie.

I think it’s time for me to study.

Quizás estudie el francés el próximo año.

Maybe I'll study French next year.

Le sugerí a mi padre que Kumiko estudie en China.

I suggested to my father that Kumiko study in China.

Mis padres quieren que estudie medicina.

My parents want me to study medicine.

Mi madre quiere que estudie en Suiza.

My mother wants me to study in Switzerland.

Quien no estudie, no aprenderá.

Those who do not study will not learn.

Perdón señor, nací en Uganda, y estudie en Pondicherry.

Excuse me, sir, I was born in Uganda, and I studied in Pondicherry.

— 3 Idiots (2009)

Mientras no estudie usted no aprenderá esto.

As long as you don't study, you won't learn this.