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How to Say "will trust" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “will trust” is “creerá” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishB1
verbB1
having confidence in a person
A small child is standing on a low, wobbly platform, confidently reaching out their hand to an adult who is firmly grasping it, symbolizing trust and support.

Examples

Aunque sea difícil, ella siempre creerá en su capacidad para triunfar.

Even if it's difficult, she will always believe in her ability to succeed.

Si usted le demuestra lealtad, creerá en usted ciegamente.

If you show him/her loyalty, he/she/you (formal) will trust you blindly.

Using 'en'

When 'creer' means 'to trust' or 'to have faith,' it nearly always needs the preposition 'en' (in) immediately after it: 'creer en alguien' (to believe/trust in someone).

Missing the Preposition

Mistake: “Ella creerá su amigo.”

Correction: Ella creerá en su amigo. (She will believe/trust in her friend.)

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