tú Pasarás

will experience, will go through, will spend, will pass, will get through

→ pasar

pasar to pass, go through + ás you future tense

verb · 2nd-person singular, future tense Rare #56,171

will experience, will go through

SP: Pasarás un momento difícil, pero no estarás solo.

EN: You’ll go through a difficult time, but you won’t be alone.

will spend Used with a period of time.

SP: Pasarás el verano con tus abuelos.

EN: You’ll spend the summer with your grandparents.

will pass, will get through

SP: Pasarás por esa puerta para llegar al jardín.

EN: You’ll go through that door to get to the garden.

Conjugation of pasar

	Singular	Plural
First	pasarme	—
Second	pasarte	—

Are you going to spend the summer inside a game room?

— It (Eso) (2017)

You’ll go down in history in no time with Newton, Einstein, and Surak!

— Viaje a las estrellas II: La ira de Khan (1982)

Will you overlook my flaws?

— ¡Ayuda! (2026)