Diran (en. They will say)
/diˈɾan/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicates that a group of people will express something in the future.
They will tell the truth at the meeting.
Ellos dirán la verdad en la reunión.
Used to refer to what others will claim later.
My friends will say what they think about the movie.
Mis amigos dirán lo que piensan sobre la película.
Refers to the action of communicating or informing others.
The experts will give recommendations after the analysis.
Los expertos dirán las recomendaciones después del análisis.
Etymology
From the Latin 'dicere', meaning to say.
Common Phrases and Expressions
they will say that
Expression used to introduce what is going to be stated that others will say.
dirán que
they will say out there
Indicates a rumor or assumption that is circulating.
dirán por ahí
they will not say anything
Expression that denotes that no information or response is expected.
no dirán nada
Related Words
say
Express something with words.
decir
speak
Articulate words in oral communication.
hablar
mention
Make reference to something briefly.
mencionar
Slang Meanings
Used in a sarcastic tone to doubt what someone might claim.
Of course, they will say that's easy, but they never try it.
Claro, dirán que eso es fácil, pero nunca lo intentan.
Referring to rumors or gossip that spread quickly.
When they arrive, they will say everything about what happened at the party.
Cuando lleguen, dirán de todo sobre lo que pasó en la fiesta.