"Will read" can mean differentl things in different contexts. If you mean "At some point in the future, I will read the book", then this is "En una punta en el futuro, leeré el libro", or "voy a leer el libro". If you mean "Will you read the sign for me?", this implies present action. "¿Puedes leer el señal para mi?"
To say 'I am going to read' in Spanish, you would say 'Voy a leer.'
A ella le gusta leer is how you say "she likes to read" in Spanish.
leer pronounced (lay-air)
Leemos mucho (en espanol) = We read a lot (in Spanish)
There's no equivalent, but to get a Spanish-speaker to read/say it, you could write: 'Uínston'
To read = leer Conjugated in the nosotros form: Leemos
You would say "Odio leer," which is literally 'I hate to read', but that's how they would say it in Spanish.
Quiero leer
"Billetera" in Spanish stands for wallet, you can say it by this sounds (read it like this) be-jet-eara
Ella sabe leer.
Lea la pantalla.
You can say "Leer libros".