chegarei

Chegarei is a Portuguese verb form meaning “I will arrive.” It is the first-person singular future indicative of the verb chegar, which means “to arrive” or “to reach.” Chegar is a regular -ar verb, and the future simple forms include chegarei (eu), chegarás (tu), chegará (ele/ela/você), chegaremos (nós), chegareis (vós), chegarão (eles/elas/vocês). In Brazilian Portuguese the most common second-person form is você chegará, while the tu form is more typical in some regional varieties; in European Portuguese both tu chegárás and você chegará can occur depending on the region.

Usage and meaning: Chegarei is used to express a planned or guaranteed arrival in the future, whether at a physical location or in a figurative sense (such as arriving at a conclusion or solution). It appears in speech, writing, and media as a straightforward statement of intention or commitment.

Examples: Eu chegarei amanhã. I will arrive tomorrow. Chegarei ao aeroporto às 18h. I will arrive at the airport at 6 p.m. In narrative style, a character might say, “Chegarei a tempo,” meaning “I will arrive in time.”

Related forms: chegado (past participle), chegando (gerund); the base verb is chegar.

Translations: In English, chegarei translates to “I will arrive.”