Actuarán

Actuarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb actuar in the futuro simple (simple future). It expresses a future action by they or by you all (ellos, ellas, or ustedes). As a regular -ar verb, actuar follows the standard future endings for -ar verbs: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Consequently, actuarán corresponds to the form used for ellos/ellas/ustedes in the future.

In use, actuarán can refer to taking action, performing, or behaving in a given situation, depending on context. Examples include: "Los actores actuarán en la obra mañana" meaning "The actors will perform in the play tomorrow," and "Si hay un problema, actuarán con prudencia" meaning "If there is a problem, they will act with prudence." The exact nuance depends on the subject and the surrounding discourse.

Pronunciation and orthography note that actuarán carries an acute accent on the á, indicating stress on the final syllable, as is typical for many future-tense forms in Spanish.