recibiré
/reθibiɾe/from spelling rules
recibiré is the Spanish way to say "I will receive".
This is a statement used to say that someone will get or accept something in the future.
What does it mean word for word?
The word is composed of the infinitive recibir (to receive) and the suffix -é which indicates the first-person singular future tense.
How does it change in a sentence?
recibiré is the first-person singular future indicative of the verb recibir.
How do you pronounce it?
/reθibiɾe/
Did you know?
- In some Latin American countries, the phrase recibir el año refers to the specific act of welcoming the New Year with celebrations and traditions.
- While English speakers often use 'receive' for mail or signals, Spanish speakers might use recibir to describe 'receiving' a punishment or a fine, turning a polite word into something much more unpleasant.
- The verb recibir is used in Spanish to describe 'receiving' guests at home, whereas English speakers would more likely say they are 'hosting' or 'welcoming' them.
Examples in context
- Recibiré los regalos.I will receive the gifts.This sentence is useful for practicing the use of recibiré in a sentence about receiving gifts.Tatoeba #12988485 by carlosalberto, translation #2628979 by Joseph
- Recibiré el paquete mañana.I will receive the package tomorrow.
- Voy a recibir una premiación en la ceremonia.I will receive an award at the ceremony.
- Hoy recibiré el regalo que me prometiste.Today I will receive the gift you promised me.
- ¡Voy a recibir las entradas para el concierto!I will receive the tickets for the concert!
- Mañana me van a entregar el informe.Tomorrow they will deliver the report to me.
- Voy a recibir el pedido en la dirección indicada.I will receive the order at the specified address.
- Recibiré con gratitudI will receive with gratitude
- Recibiré un paquete mañana.I will receive a package tomorrow.
- Recibiré el correo pronto.I will receive the mail soon.
Example conversation
Daniel and Sofia are talking about a job application.
- DanielCreo que conseguiré el empleo.I think I will get the job.
- Sofía¿Cuándo sabrás?When will you know?
- DanielRecibiré el correo el lunes.I will receive the email on Monday.
- Sofía¡Muchá suerte, Daniel!Good luck, Daniel!
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
