How to Say ‘That will surely be...’ in German
Das wird sicher...
dahs veert ZI-kher
[dahs veert ZI-kher]
💬 Usage Tip: [werden] is often used to make the future in German: [Das wird sicher gut], [Es wird spannend]. Very often German also uses the present for future meaning, but [wird] adds a clear "will be" feeling.
Phrase Breakdown
Das
[dahs]
that / it
'Das' can mean 'that' or 'it' depending on the sentence.
Das wird sicher spannend.
That will surely be exciting.
wird
[veert]
will be
'Wird' is from 'werden' and often means 'will be' in future-style statements.
Das wird sicher ein tolles Turnier.
That will surely be a great tournament.
sicher
[ZI-kher]
surely / certainly
'Sicher' means 'surely' or 'certainly' and expresses confidence.
Das wird sicher spannend bis zum Finale.
That will surely be exciting until the final.
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