Tomaré

Tomaré is the first-person singular form of the verb tomar in the future indicative tense in Spanish. Tomar is a versatile verb with core senses including “to take” (to seize or acquire) and “to drink” (to consume a beverage), among others. Tomaré expresses actions the speaker intends to perform in the future and is commonly used to state plans, decisions, promises, or intentions.

Grammatical notes: Tomaré is derived from the infinitive tomar and follows the regular -ar verb future conjugation pattern. The full future conjugation is: tomaré, tomarás, tomará, tomaremos, tomaréis, tomarán. This form is distinct from the present tense (tomo) and the conditional (tomaría), which convey different temporal meanings.

Usage considerations: The meaning of tomare depends on its object. With beverages, it can mean “I will drink”: tomaré un café. With objects or actions, it can mean “I will take”: tomaré una fotografía, tomaré la ruta correcta. It is also used in idiomatic expressions such as “tomaré nota” (I will take note) or “tomaré una decisión” (I will make a decision).

Examples:

- Mañana tomaré una decisión.

- Tomaré una copa para celebrar.

- Si quieres, tomaré la ruta más corta.

See also: Tomar (verb), Spanish verb conjugation, Future indicative.