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    Tendrás (en. You will have)

    /tenˈdɾas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates future possession.
    Tomorrow you will have an important meeting.
    Mañana tendrás una reunión importante.
    It refers to something that will happen in the future.
    In the next exam, you will have to study more.
    En el próximo examen, tendrás que estudiar más.
    It expresses a future obligation or necessity.
    If you want to pass, you will have to make an effort.
    Si quieres aprobar, tendrás que esforzarte.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin verb 'tenere' which means 'to hold.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    you will have to
    It is used to indicate that it is necessary to perform an action.
    tendrás que
    you will be lucky
    It indicates that someone will have good fortune.
    tendrás suerte
    you will have time
    It means that there will be a period available to do something.
    tendrás tiempo

    Related Words

    to have
    To possess or count with something.
    tener
    I would have
    Conditional of the verb 'to have,' indicating hypothetical possession.
    tendría
    having
    Gerund of the verb 'to have,' indicating an ongoing action.
    teniendo

    Slang Meanings

    You are going to have problems.
    If you don't study, you will have trouble!
    Si no estudias, ¡tendrás broncas!
    You are going to obtain something.
    If you keep this up, you will have a good job!
    Si sigues así, ¡tendrás un buen trabajo!