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Usage examples of "Será" in Spanish with translation to English

Al freír será el reír He who laughs last, laughs best
Será mejor que te calles. You'd better shut up.
Será mejor que rodemos ahora. We'd better roll now.
¿Será que no me escuchás? Maybe you can't hear me?
Será mejor que te des prisa. You'd better hurry up.
Será mejor que te levantes temprano. You had better get up early.
Será mejor que abras las cortinas. You'd better open up the curtains.
Será mejor que nos enrollemos ahora. We'd better roll now.
Será lo mismo vayas donde vayas. No matter where you may go, you may find the same thing.
Será mejor que no vayas ahí. You'd better not go there.
Será mejor que no discutas con Tom. You'd better not argue with Tom.
Será mejor que te examines los ojos. You had better have your eyes examined.
Será mejor que te diga la verdad. I'd better tell you the truth.
Será mejor que no cambiemos de plan. We'd better not change the schedule.
Mejor será que no le digas a Tom. You'd better not tell Tom.
Será mejor que le preguntes al Doctor Tanaka. You'd better ask Dr. Tanaka.
Será mejor que comiences lo más pronto posible. You'd better start as soon as possible.
Tarde o temprano, el será un buen abogado. He'll make a good lawyer sooner or later.
¡Será mejor que no te comas ese pastel! You'd better not eat that cake!
Por ahora será mejor que no la veas. You had better not see her now.
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