brindaremos

Brindaremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb brindar in the future indicative. It primarily means “we will toast” in the sense of raising a glass to celebrate or honor someone or something. The form can also be used in a broader sense to indicate that something will be offered or provided in the future, depending on the context.

Conjugation and form: Brindar is a regular -ar verb. In the future tense, the endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, attached to the infinitive. Thus, the full conjugation in the present tense is: yo brindaré, tú brindarás, él/ella/usted brindará, nosotros brindaremos, vosotros brindaréis, ellos/ellas/ustedes brindarán. The form brindaremos corresponds to “we will toast” or “we will provide/offer” in plural first person.

Usage: In celebratory contexts, brindaremos is commonly used with por to specify the occasion or recipient of the toast (brindaremos por la salud, brindaremos por el éxito del equipo). It can also appear with a direct object to express offering or providing something in the future (brindaremos apoyo, brindaremos una solución). The choice between a literal toast and a figurative sense depends on the accompanying words and the communicative intention.

Etymology and context: Brindar derives from the noun brindis, which denotes the act of toasting. Its origin is linked to Romance languages and commonly associated with Italian brindare and related terms in other Iberian languages. In Spanish, brindar covers both the ritual act of toasting and the broader sense of offering or granting something, and brindaremos appears in both informal speech and formal announcements.