No. 5,656 in Spanish
querrás
"You will want."
In a sentence
¿Qué querrás hacer mañana?
What will you want to do tomorrow?
'Querrás' is used as the second person singular future tense of 'querer', indicating a future desire.
Querrás llamar a tus amigos antes de salir.
You will want to call your friends before leaving.
'Querrás' here suggests a probable future action relating to the person's inclination.
Si realmente estás interesado, querrás escuchar esto.
If you are truly interested, you will want to hear this.
'Querrás' is applied to imply a probable reaction based on interest or desire.
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