Ser Subjunctive Conjugation

By LanguaTalk Last updated: 18 Oct 2022

Use the chart and examples below to learn how to conjugate ser in the subjunctive tense - subjuntivo presente.

Ser: Subjunctive Conjugation Chart

Here are some examples of conjugating ser in subjunctive form:

No queremos que seas nuestro rey.

We do not want you to be our king.

Mientras seamos invitados, tienes que ayudarme.

As long as we are guests, you have to help me.

No pienso que sean justos.

I don't think they are fair.

Ser is an irregular verb, making it trickier to learn.
Don’t worry about memorising all the conjugations perfectly. Through speaking and listening on a regular basis, you’ll become able to conjugate verbs correctly most of the time even if you don't remember the rules and exceptions off by heart.
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Here's a reminder of what the Spanish personal pronouns mean:

yo = I
tú = you (informal)
él/ella = he/she
nosotros/nosotras = we
vosotros/vosotras = you (plural, informal, Spain only)
ellos/ellas = they
Usted = you (singular formal) & ustedes = you (plural formal). These are used much more in Latin America than in Spain - the latter being more informal.