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What is the Spanish haré por in English?

"Haré por" in Spanish directly translates to "I will do for" in English.

It expresses an intention to perform an action for someone or something. For example:

* Haré por ti lo que pueda. (I will do for you what I can.)

* Haré por mejorar mi español. (I will do my best to improve my Spanish.)

Note: "Haré por" can also be translated as "I will try to" in some contexts.

Examples:

* Haré por estar ahí a tiempo. (I will try to be there on time.)

* Haré por ayudarte. (I will try to help you.)

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