Arreglaré

Arreglaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb arreglar in the simple future tense, meaning “I will fix,” “I will repair,” or “I will arrange,” depending on the context.

Arreglar is a transitive verb with several common senses. It can mean to repair or fix a broken object (for example, a device or a car), to adjust or correct something (such as a measurement or a setting), to sort out or settle a problem or situation, or to arrange or set up something like a meeting or a schedule. The future form arreglaré is used when the speaker intends to perform one of these actions in the future.

Grammatical notes: Arreglar is a regular -ar verb in Spanish. Its conjugations follow the standard pattern for -ar verbs. Examples in key tenses include: present indicative yo arreglo; simple future yo arreglaré; preterite yo arreglé; imperfect yo arreglaba; present subjunctive yo arregle. The imperative forms include arregla (tú) and arregle (usted). This regularity means most other tenses can be formed by applying the usual endings to the stem arregl-.

Etymology: The verb arreglar derives from the noun arreglo, meaning an arrangement, repair, or settlement, with the -ar suffix used to form a verb. The sense of bringing something into order underlies both the noun and the verb.

Usage notes: In everyday speech, arreglar often covers both physical repairs and nonmaterial fixes—such as fixing a plan, a problem, or an arrangement. Context typically clarifies whether the meaning is repair, organize, or settle.

Examples:

- Mañana arreglaré la cerradura de la puerta.

- Necesitamos arreglar las cuentas antes de la reunión.

- Quiero arreglar la cita para la próxima semana.