Is there a difference between sera and será?
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Is there a difference between sera and será? Does the meaning change without the accent mark?
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updated ABR 19, 2010
posted by PolicyQ
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In the dictionary at the top I put in sera, without the accent, and it came up with a meaning of "a large basket" as a noun. Será is the future tense of ser, so it would mean 'will be'. So it definitely changes the meaning!
updated ABR 19, 2010
posted by jthomas29
I seem to have put the same thing as you about 14 seconds afterwards. Sorry, I didn't see that before I posted. - 004851b3, ABR 19, 2010
no problem, I've done the same thing! - jthomas29, ABR 19, 2010
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The meaning does change without the accent. Sera is a large basket. Será means will be, and is a ser conjugation in the future tense.
updated ABR 19, 2010
posted by 004851b3
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The correct words is sere' with acent mark for example: yo sere' un artista sere' tu accidente si tu eres mi ambulancia sere grammatically it doesn't really exist in spanish
updated ABR 19, 2010
posted by derasja
I think you may have misunderstood. The question was about the word "será" and not "seré." - --Mariana--, ABR 19, 2010
