No. 8,222 in Spanish
pasarán
"They will pass."
In a sentence
Los días calurosos pasarán cuando llegue el otoño.
The hot days will pass when autumn arrives.
In this sentence, 'pasarán' is in the future tense of the verb 'pasar', indicating that the hot days will come to an end in the future.
Pasarán por tu casa mañana para entregarte el paquete.
They will pass by your house tomorrow to drop off the package.
Here, 'pasarán' means to physically go by or visit, referring to a planned action.
Espero que algún día se pasará esta tristeza.
I hope that someday this sadness will pass.
In this example, 'pasarán' expresses a hope or desire for an emotional state to transition and resolve in the future.
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