Acompañarán

Acompañarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb acompañar in the simple future tense. It translates to “they will accompany” and, in regions where ustedes is the standard plural, also to “you all will accompany.” The verb acompańar is a regular -ar verb, and the future tense is formed by adding the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive, yielding acompañarán for ellos/ellas/ustedes. The stress naturally falls on the last syllable, hence the accent on the final -arán.

Usage notes include that acompañar is transitive and commonly requires a direct object or a with-phrase indicating whom or what is being accompanied. In Spanish, one can accompany a person using the preposition a: “Ellos acompañarán a los invitados” or “Ellos acompañarán a la novia al altar.” The form acompañarán may appear in narrative, formal writing, or directives to indicate a future action performed by multiple subjects.

Related terms include acompañamiento (the act of accompanying or company), acompañante (a person who accompanies), and compañía (company or companionship). Acompañar as a whole contrasts with its imperfect or conditional forms, which convey different temporal or mood nuances.

Examples:

- Ellos acompañarán a los niños al museo.

- Ustedes acompañarán al guía durante la visita.

Overall, acompañar and its form acompañarán are common in everyday Spanish for describing planned or anticipated future acts of accompaniment.