How to Say ‘I'm sure that’ in Spain Spanish
Seguro que
seh-GOO-roh keh
[seh-GOO-roh keh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Seguro que] often means "I'm sure" or "she must be," not just a literal "sure that." You can use it to make a likely guess: [seguro que llega tarde].
Phrase Breakdown
Seguro
[seh-GOO-roh]
sure / surely
Often used to express certainty or confidence about something.
Seguro que todo saldrá bien.
Surely everything will go well.
que
[keh]
that
Conjunction connecting one idea to another, often after expressions like seguro.
Seguro que vendrán el domingo.
I'm sure they will come on Sunday.
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