Verín

Verán is a verb form used in Spanish, and in some contexts Galician, meaning “they will see.” It is the third-person plural form of the verb ver in the future indicative tense, corresponding to ellos/ellas/ustedes as the subject.

Etymology and form: Ver comes from Latin videre, “to see.” In the modern Romance languages, the future tense for all verbs uses the suffix -án for the third-person plural, which gives verán as “they will see.” The accent on the a indicates stress on the last syllable, following standard Spanish orthography for future forms.

Usage: Verán is used to express a future action performed by a plural subject. For example: Ellos verán la película mañana. Aunque the exact context varies, the sentence conveys a planned or expected action in the future. In written Spanish, the form is unambiguous for the third-person plural.

Variants and related forms: The same spelling verán appears in Galician with the same meaning. Other verb forms of ver include veo (I see), ves (you see), ve (he/she/it sees), veremos (we will see), veréis (you all will see), and verán (they will see). The related noun ver, or the verb itself in other tenses, shares the same root.

See also: ver (to see); futuro simple (Spanish simple future); Galician language; verb conjugation patterns.