No. 9,040 in Spanish
verás
"Verás" means "you will see" (future tense of "ver").
In a sentence
Verás, cuando llegues a la cima, la vista es impresionante.
You see, when you reach the top, the view is breathtaking.
Used as a conversational phrase to introduce an explanation.
Si estudias diligentemente, verás resultados pronto.
If you study diligently, you will see results soon.
Used as the future tense of the verb 'ver' to indicate 'you will see'.
Verás cómo resolver esto después de que te lo explique.
You will see how to solve this after I explain it to you.
Used to express a future realization or understanding of something.
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