caeremos

Caeremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb caer in the simple future indicative, and translates to “we will fall.” The verb caer means to fall, drop, or descend, and it is used both in literal contexts (falling physically) and in figurative ones (failing, declining).

Formation and usage: Caeremos is formed by taking the infinitive caer and adding the ending -emos for the nosotros form in the future tense. This form is regular for the nosotros person in the futuro simple, even though caer is irregular in some other tenses and moods. In context, caeremos can describe a future physical fall, as in “Caeremos si no nos sujetamos,” or a future outcome such as failure or decline, as in “Si seguimos así, caeremos en la clasificación.” It is also used in questions or statements about probability or inevitability in future scenarios.

Pronunciation: caeremos is typically pronounced with the stress on the syllable re, roughly as [ka.eˈɾe.mos].

Etymology: The verb caer derives from Latin cadere, with related forms appearing across Romance languages. Its usage spans literal and metaphorical senses of descending or dropping.

See also: caer, futuro simple, Spanish verb conjugation, Latin cadere.