Faudra (en. Will have to)

/fo.dʁa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

Text: Expresses a necessity or an obligation.

Text: We will have to leave as early as possible to avoid traffic.

Il faudra partir au plus tôt pour éviter le trafic.

Text: Indicates a required condition.

Text: To succeed, one will have to be diligent.

Pour réussir, il faudra être diligent.

Text: Used to make predictions or recommendations.

Text: Will we need to bring an umbrella tomorrow?

Faudra-t-il apporter un parapluie demain ?

Text: Comes from the verb falloir, derived from the Latin 'fallere' meaning 'to be necessary'.

Text: It will have to be that

Text: Indicates that an action must necessarily be carried out.

Il faudra que

Text: It will have to be seen

Text: Expresses that it is necessary to examine a situation before deciding.

Il faudra voir

Text: It will have to be taken care of

Text: Means that a task must be handled.

Il faudra s'en occuper

Text: fault

Text: Error or omission.

faute

Text: to be necessary

Text: Verb of which 'faudra' is a form.

falloir

Text: necessary

Text: That which is required or essential.

nécessaire

Text: It's mandatory

Text: For the party, it's mandatory that you come.

Pour la fête, c'est obligé que tu viennes.

Text: It's inevitable

Text: To succeed, it's inevitable to work hard.

Pour réussir, c'est inévitable de travailler dur.