SUPPOSED TO in Spanish? Learn SE SUPONE QUE | 🟠Tiny Spanish Patterns

How do you say “supposed to” in Spanish? In this episode of Tu español en uso — Spanish with Ania , you’ll learn how to use SE SUPONE QUE , a common expression in everyday spoken Spanish. What does “se supone que” really mean? How is it different from “se suponía que”? And how can you use these expressions naturally when talking about expectations, assumptions, plans, and things that don’t go as expected? Through clear explanations, practical examples, and a humorous Spanish conversation, you’ll discover how native speakers use this useful Spanish pattern in real life. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to say “supposed to” in Spanish. When to use se supone que and se suponía que . How to express expectations, assumptions, and frustration. How intonation changes the meaning of an expression. How to recognize and use this pattern in natural Spanish conversations. This episode is part of Tiny Spanish Patterns , a series designed to help intermediate Spanish learners understand real spoken Spanish, improve listening comprehension, and speak more naturally and confidently. Practice your Spanish with me: Private Spanish lessons on italki: https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/5687811 Private Spanish lessons on Preply: https://preply.in/ANIA7EN42682605102?ts=17919140 Tu español en uso — Spanish with Ania This is how you speak Spanish — not perfectly, comfortably.