How to say "will cost" in Spanish
costará
kostaˈɾa
kostaˈɾa
Translation:will cost
Part of speech:verb
The word 'costará' is the third-person singular future tense of the verb 'costar,' meaning 'will cost.' It is used to indicate the price of something in the future, typically in an indicative mood.
Grammar
Tensefuture
Person3
Moodindicative
Voiceactive
Simple formcostar
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