Interesará

Interesará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb interesar in the simple future tense. It expresses that something will be of interest or will interest someone. In English, it can be translated as “it will interest” or “it will be of interest to.”

Etymology and meaning: interesar comes from the idea of something being important or significant to someone. The noun interés shares the same root and means “interest.” The verb is regularly used to describe how events, information, products, or ideas are expected to capture attention or provoke concern.

Usage and examples: Interesará is commonly used in journalism, marketing, education, and everyday speech to forecast interest. Examples include: “La nueva ley interesará a los ciudadanos” (The new law will interest the citizens) and “La propuesta interesará a los inversores” (The proposal will be of interest to investors). When the interest is directed at a specific person, the indirect object pronoun can appear, as in “Eso interesará a María” (That will interest María).

Conjugation notes: Interesar is a regular -ar verb, so its future forms follow standard patterns (interesaré, interesarás, interesará, interesaremos, interesaréis, interesarán). The form interesará does not itself indicate the subject; the subject is inferred from the sentence context (el, ella, usted, etc., or un sustantivo neutro como eso).

See also: interés, interesar, interesarse, expresión de interés.