Cuidaré

Cuidaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb cuidar in the future indicative. It expresses a commitment to take care of someone or something in the time to come. The base verb, cuidar, means to take care of, to look after, or to mind. The word derives from the Spanish verb system and ultimately traces back to Latin cura, meaning care or concern.

In usage, cuidaré is used to indicate a future action or responsibility. It can take a direct object, as in cuidar a alguien o algo (to take care of someone or something), or a de phrase to specify what one will tend to, as in cuidar de alguien, cuidar de tus cosas. It is common in everyday speech, personal promises, and written dialogue. For example: “Mañana cuidaré a mi hermano” (Tomorrow I will take care of my brother); “Cuidaré de tus plantas mientras estés fuera” (I will look after your plants while you’re away); “Te cuidaré” (I will take care of you).

Pronunciation is approximately /kwiˈðaɾe/ in standard Spanish, with the stress on the final syllable. As a verb form, cuidaré changes with the subject and follows regular -ar verb conjugation patterns in the future tense. Related forms include cuido (present), cuidar (infinitive), y cuidaría (conditional).

See also: cuidar, cuidado, cuido, conducir la acción de cuidar.