Parlaré

Parlaré is a verb form in Catalan, representing the first-person singular future indicative of the verb parlar, which means to speak. It expresses an action the speaker intends to perform in the future, similar to “I will speak” in English.

Morphology and usage

Parlaré is formed from the stem parlar- combined with the future ending -é for the first person singular. It is used in declarative statements to indicate plans or intentions. Examples: “Demà parlaré amb el director.” (Tomorrow I will speak with the director.) Pronouns can be placed before the verb, as in “Demà li parlaré” (Tomorrow I will speak to him).

Pronunciation and form

Parlaré is stressed on the final syllable, with a pronunciation approximately like par-lə-REH, depending on regional Catalan varieties. The form is one of the standard future tense endings in Catalan for the first person singular.

Notes and context

Parlaré is not an Italian or Spanish form; in Italian the equivalent is parlerò, and in Spanish it is hablaré. The infinitive of the verb is parlar, and its present tense forms follow typical Catalan conjugation patterns for regular -ar verbs. Related future forms include parlaràs (you will speak) and parlarà (he/she/it will speak), among others.