No. 12,157 in French

verrai

"Verrai" means "I will see" (future tense of "voir").

In a sentence

Je verrai ce film avec mes amis demain.
I will see this film with my friends tomorrow.
The word 'verrai' is the future tense of 'voir', which means 'to see'. It is used here to express a planned action that will happen in the future.
Si tu viens chez moi ce week-end, je te verrai.
If you come to my place this weekend, I will see you.
In this sentence, 'verrai' is used in a conditional structure indicating the future tense of 'voir' dependent on the fulfillment of the condition.
Peut-être que je verrai des étoiles ce soir si le ciel est clair.
Perhaps I will see stars tonight if the sky is clear.
Here, 'verrai' expresses a future possibility, linking to 'voir' in its future form contingent upon favorable conditions.

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