No. 10,963 in Spanish
dirá
"Dirá" means "he/she/it will say" or "you (formal) will say."
In a sentence
Él dirá la verdad mañana.
He will tell the truth tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'dirá' is used to express a future action of saying or telling something.
No importa lo que ella dirá, ya tomé mi decisión.
No matter what she will say, I have already made my decision.
Here, 'dirá' conveys the hypothetical future action of stating something, emphasizing detachment or lack of relevance of the statement to the speaker.
¿Qué dirá tu jefe cuando lo sepa?
What will your boss say when they find out?
In this context, 'dirá' is part of a question, speculating about a verbal reaction or response in the future.
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