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No. 2,300 in Catalan

faré

"Faré" means "I will do" or "I will make" in English.

In a sentence

  • Demà faré una excursió a la muntanya.

    Tomorrow, I will go on a hike in the mountains.

    The word 'faré' is used here in the indicative future tense to express a personal intention or planned action.

  • Segurament faré el sopar aquesta nit.

    I will probably make dinner tonight.

    In this sentence, 'faré' indicates an action in the future, suggesting a personal decision subject to certainty.

  • No sé què faré demà a la tarda.

    I don't know what I will do tomorrow afternoon.

    Here, 'faré' is used to indicate an uncertain future action, paired with an expression of uncertainty.

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