ayudará
“ayudará” means “will help” in Spanish (He/she/it will assist).
will help
Also: is going to help, must be helping
📝 In Action
Mi hermana me ayudará a mover los muebles mañana.
A1My sister will help me move the furniture tomorrow.
Si este plan funciona, nos ayudará muchísimo.
A2If this plan works, it will help us a lot.
¿Quién llamará a la puerta? Será el cartero, él no ayudará a nadie.
B1Who is knocking at the door? It must be the mailman, he won't help anyone.
🔄 Conjugations
indicative
present
imperfect
preterite
subjunctive
present
imperfect
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Words that translate to "ayudará" in Spanish:
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Which sentence correctly uses 'ayudará'?
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📚 Etymology▼
The verb *ayudar* comes from the Latin verb *adiutare*, which meant 'to help frequently' or 'to assist.' The root combines the idea of moving 'toward' (ad-) and 'helping' (iuvare). The Spanish future tense ending (-ará) evolved from combining the infinitive with forms of the verb 'to have' (*haber*).
First recorded: Old Spanish (circa 13th century)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'ayudará' used for 'you'?
Yes, but only for the formal 'you' (usted). If you are talking to a friend (tú), you would use 'ayudarás'.
Does 'ayudará' require a preposition after it?
Usually, yes. When 'ayudará' is followed by another verb, it often takes the preposition 'a'. Example: 'Ella ayudará *a* limpiar' (She will help to clean).