Dirás (en. You will say)

/diˈɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Used to express a future action in which something is said.

When you arrive, you will say what you think.

Cuando llegues, dirás lo que piensas.

Indicates a command or wish in the future.

If you do it well, you will say the truth.

Si lo haces bien, dirás la verdad.

It is used in a hypothetical context.

If you knew, you will say what you have learned.

Si supieras, dirás lo que has aprendido.

It derives from the Latin 'dicere,' which means 'to say.'

you will say what you think

You will express your opinion.

dirás lo que piensas

you will say yes

You will affirm or accept something.

dirás que sí

you will say whatever you want

You will express whatever you want without restrictions.

dirás lo que te venga en gana

to say

Verb that means to communicate something orally.

decir

saying

A statement or expression that has been repeated.

dicho

decision

The choice or determination made about something.

decisión

You are going to give your opinion in a joking manner.

When you arrive, you will say something funny.

Cuando llegues, dirás algo gracioso.

You mean that someone will say something they do not believe.

Don’t fool me, you will say that to look good.

No me engañes, dirás eso para quedar bien.