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futuro

future

noun foo-TOO-roh Common

Origin: from Latin futurus

Usage Note

Futuro is masculine as a noun (el futuro) and as an adjective (un proyecto futuro). In grammar it refers to the future tense. The phrase en el futuro ('in the future') is common, but note that Spanish often uses en un futuro próximo ('in the near future') where English would say 'soon'. The compound futuro anterior is the future perfect tense.

Examples

"El futuro del país depende de nosotros."

Natural Translation

The country's future depends on us.

Literal Translation

The future of-the country depends of us

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