Darás

Darás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb dar in the simple future tense. It means “you will give” and is used when addressing someone informally (tú) to indicate a future act of giving.

The simple future in Spanish is formed by adding specific endings to the infinitive. For regular verbs like dar, the endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, the full simple future of dar is: yo daré, tú darás, él dará, nosotros daremos, vosotros daréis, ellos darán. The form darás is the second-person singular and carries an accent on the a to indicate the anticipated stress.

Etymology and usage notes: dar comes from Latin dare, meaning “to give.” The future tense in Spanish generally expresses actions that will happen later, rather than ongoing actions. Darás is commonly used in everyday speech, questions, and reported or imagined future scenarios. It is distinct from otras formas como dará (he/she will give) or darán (they will give), which are used for different subjects.

Examples: Mañana darás un regalo a tu amigo. ¿Cuándo darás la respuesta? These sentences illustrate how darás is used to indicate a future act performed by the subject represented by tú.

See also: dar (to give); conjugation patterns for regular -ar verbs in the simple future; Spanish verb tenses.