Serán (en. Will be)

/seˈɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that something will exist or become something in the future.

They will be engineers after graduating.

Ellos serán ingenieros después de graduarse.

Expresses future certainty about a state or condition.

The weather will be warm next week.

El clima será cálido la próxima semana.

It is used in conditional or hypothetical constructions.

If they study, they will be successful.

Si estudian, serán exitosos.

From Latin 'esse', which means to be.

there will be tough times

indicates that the coming days will be complicated.

serán tiempos difíciles

there will be other stories

refers to the fact that the situation will change substantially.

serán otras historias

there will be better days

indicates hope that more favorable situations will come.

serán mejores días

to be

verb that denotes existence or state.

ser

seriousness

quality of being serious.

seriedad

serene

state of tranquility.

sereno

Refers to something future and promising.

When I finish my degree, there will be times of celebration.

Cuando termine la carrera, serán tiempos de fiesta.

Can be used ironically to refer to something that will not happen.

If you think they will come, it will be pure nonsense.

Si piensas que vendrán, será puro cuento.