buscarás

buscarás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb buscar in the futuro simple, meaning "you will search" or "you will look for." It is used with the subject tú in informal speech across Spanish-speaking regions.

Form and pronunciation: buscarás is formed by adding the ending -ás to the stem buscar (buscar + ás). This is regular for -ar verbs in the futuro simple, and the acute accent on the á indicates stress on the final syllable: bus-ca-rás.

Usage: It expresses a future action performed by you. It is common in narrative or instructional contexts and in everyday conversation when referring to something you will do. In many dialects, the near future formed with ir a buscar—"vas a buscar"—is more frequent in spoken language, but buscarás remains standard for explicit simple future statements.

Examples: Mañana buscarás la llave que dejaste en la mesa. Cuando llegues a la oficina, buscarás tus archivos en la carpeta equivocada primero y luego en la correcta. En preguntas, podría aparecer en frases como "¿Qué harás mañana?—Buscarás soluciones."