Chequeará

Chequeará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb chequear in the simple future tense, meaning "he/she/you (formal) will check" or "will verify." The verb chequear has been borrowed from English, representing the action of verifying or inspecting something, and is widely used in modern Spanish.

Origin and usage

Chequear is a relatively recent loanword in many Spanish varieties, especially in Latin America, where it is common in business, technology, sports, and everyday language. In Spain, speakers may prefer synonyms such as comprobar or verificar, depending on formality and context. Some speakers also use the shorter form checar, with a similar meaning, though spelling and regional popularity vary.

Conjugation and grammar

Chequear is treated as a regular -ar verb, so its future tense forms follow the standard endings. The form chequeará corresponds to the third-person singular. Other persons and numbers use the same regular endings, for example, yo chequearé, tú chequearás, nosotros chequearemos, vosotros chequearéis, ellos chequearán. In practice, many sentences use chequeará in contexts referring to a future verification action by a person or organization.

Usage notes

Chequear is commonly employed in contexts involving data verification, quality control, inventory checks, software testing, and compliance reviews. It often implies a deliberate, methodical inspection rather than a casual glance. The noun frequently used for the act is un chequeo, a verification or audit.

See also

Chequéo/chequeo as noun forms; checar as an alternative variant used in some dialects; comprobar and verificar as stylistic alternatives in regions where chequear is less common.