No. 9,497 in Spanish

andará

"Andará" is the third-person singular future tense of "andar," meaning "he/she/it will walk" or "will go."

In a sentence

Él andará por la ciudad buscando una tienda abierta.
He will walk around the city looking for an open shop.
The word 'andará' in this sentence is used in its future tense form indicating that someone will walk or roam around an area in the future.
¿Dónde andará tu amiga en este momento?
Where could your friend be right now?
Here, the word 'andará' is used to express speculation about someone's current whereabouts, indicating uncertainty or curiosity.
El coche no andará hasta que le cambies la batería.
The car will not run until you change its battery.
In this statement, 'andará' refers to the functioning or operational state of a vehicle, implying its future ability to run.

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