Cambiará

Cambiará is the third person singular form of the Spanish verb cambiar in the simple future tense, meaning "he/she/you (formal) will change." It is used to express an action that will occur in the future and can refer to changing anything from circumstances and opinions to objects or states.

Etymology and meaning: cambiar comes from Latin cambiare, via Old French changer, with the basic sense of exchanging or altering. In modern Spanish, the verb covers a wide range of changes, from physical modification to changes in plans, conditions, or opinions. The related noun cambio means "change" or "exchange," and a common expression is cambiar de opinión, meaning to change one’s mind.

Morphology and conjugation: cambiar is a regular -ar verb. The future tense endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Thus the forms include cambiaré, cambiarás, cambiará, cambiaremos, cambiaréis, cambiarán. The specific form cambiará marks the third person singular future and is widely used in both written and spoken Spanish.

Usage and examples: Cambiará the weather next week according to forecasts. Economic indicators indicate that prices cambiarán in the coming months. Phrases such as “cambiará de idea” or “cambiará el enfoque” show the broad applicability of the term to plans, policies, and perceptions. Its usage ranges from neutral descriptions of future change to more evaluative statements about anticipated outcomes.

See also: cambio, cambiar de opinión, cambio climático.