comunicaremos

Comunicaremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb comunicar in the futuro simple (simple future). It translates to “we will communicate.” The form is regular for an -ar verb: from the infinitive comunicar, the stem comunic- takes the future ending -aremos to yield comunicaremos. This tense is used to express a forthcoming act of conveying information or making something known.

In usage, comunicaremos indicates that a communication will take place at a future time. It commonly takes a direct or indirect object, as in Comunicaremos la noticia mañana a todos los empleados or Comunicaremos los cambios a la dirección. It can be contrasted with periphrastic futures like vamos a comunicar or estaremos comunicando, which express near-future nuance or ongoing action. The verb often appears in formal or organizational contexts, such as press statements, corporate announcements, and official communications.

Etymology and related forms: comunicar comes from Latin communicare, from communis meaning common or shared. Communicado forms exist in related Romance languages, with similar meaning and parallel conjugation. Related Spanish forms include communicamos (present), comunicábamos (imperfect), and comunicaré (first-person singular future). The word is widely understood across Spanish-speaking regions and is not tied to a specific dialect.