how to say " deverá " in English?

Answer 1

"Deverá" I do not know, but I do know "Deberá". That means He/She must.

Ejemplo: Deberá cumplir con su deber.
Ingles: She must do her duty.

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Answer 2

If it is Spanish, then it is

deberá = he/she should (do something)

he should study in order to succeed = él deberá estudiar para triunfar

would = auxiliary for a verb, and translated ends in "ía"
like I would like to go = Me gustaría ir.

Answer 3

It's Portuguese. 3rd person singular form from the future tense of verb "dever" - shall, ought

Answer 4

really? or truly? with your accent on the first part of the word and rising in tone at the end of it for the inflection of a question. Or if it is verifying a statement then say really with accent on the first part and your tone going down at the end of the word implying that it is the truth.

Answer 5

First of all it's Portuguese for "You/he/she/it will ought to/owe"

De-veh-DAH

the first "d" is pronounced between your teeth and the second "d" is very quick made on the roof of the mouth somewhat near the back of the top teeth.

Answer 6

This has got to be "debera'".

I would translate it "He/She will need to..." or "He/She will owe..." since we are dealing with the future tense.

"He/She should..." would be "deberi'a" because this is the simple potential tense.

Answer 7

Is "deberá", is like "would" , "He would pay for this"="El deberá pagar por esto." Also the term "should" is comparative with it. Ex.: "He should pay for this."="El deberá pagar por esto."

Answer 8

will seebook

Answer 9

should