compléterai

compléterai is the first-person singular future indicative form of the French verb compléter. The verb compléter means to complete, to finish, to fill in, or to supplement. Therefore, compléterai translates to "I will complete," "I will finish," "I will fill in," or "I will supplement."

This verb form is used when a speaker is referring to an action they will perform in the future. For example, one might say "Je compléterai le formulaire demain," which means "I will complete the form tomorrow." Similarly, "Je compléterai mon travail ce soir" translates to "I will finish my work tonight." The context of the sentence determines the precise nuance of the translation.

The verb compléter itself is derived from the Latin word complere, meaning to fill up or to finish. It is a regular verb in the first conjugation group, meaning its conjugation follows predictable patterns. The future tense is formed by adding specific endings to the infinitive form of the verb. For the first-person singular (je), the ending is -ai. Thus, compléter + ai = compléterai. Understanding the conjugation of completar is essential for using this verb form correctly in French.