tú Saldrás

will leave, will go out, will get through, will succeed

→ salir

saldr to leave, go out + ás you future tense

verb · 2nd-person singular, future tense Rare #42,898

will leave, will go out The form used with tú (informal “you”).

SP: ¿Saldrás de casa esta noche?

EN: Will you leave the house tonight?

will get through, will succeed Used in the expression salir adelante.

SP: Con tiempo, saldrás adelante.

EN: With time, you'll get through it.

Conjugation of salir

If you tell me the truth, you'll be out of here in ten seconds.

— Una batalla tras otra (2025)

Are you going away this summer?

You'll get hurt!

— La princesa Mononoke (1997)

Are you going out tomorrow?

Are you going out with friends?

— Fue la mano de Dios (2021)

Are you coming out, damn it?

— La Empleada (2025)

Are you going out tonight?