Saldrán

Saldrán is a Spanish verb form. It is the third-person plural future indicative of the verb salir. Salir means "to go out," "to leave," or "to come out." Therefore, saldrán translates to "they will go out," "they will leave," or "they will come out."

This form is used when referring to a group of people or things that will perform the action of leaving or going out in the future. For example, "Los estudiantes saldrán de la escuela a las tres de la tarde" means "The students will leave school at three in the afternoon." Another example could be "Las flores saldrán en primavera," which translates to "The flowers will come out in spring." The context of the sentence determines the precise meaning of "saldrán."

The verb salir is an irregular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugation does not follow the standard patterns. The future tense endings are regular, but the stem changes. In the case of salir, the future stem is "saldr-". This irregular stem is what makes saldrán appear as it does. It is a common verb used in everyday Spanish conversation.