Recordaré

Recordaré is a Spanish verb in the first-person singular future indicative tense. It translates to "I will remember" in English. The verb from which it derives is "recordar," meaning "to remember." This form signifies a future action of recollection by the speaker. For instance, one might say, "Recordaré este día para siempre" (I will remember this day forever). The verb "recordar" itself is of Latin origin, stemming from "re" (again) and "cor" (heart), suggesting a recollection that resonates deeply. The future tense construction in Spanish involves adding specific endings to the infinitive form of the verb, and "recordaré" is the result of applying the "-é" ending to "recordar." This grammatical structure is common in expressing intentions, promises, or predictions about future memory.