daré

Daré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb dar in the simple future tense. It means "I will give" and is used to describe an action of giving that will occur in the future. Daré is derived from Latin dare, and the accent on the final syllable signals the stressed pronunciation in standard Spanish.

Usage and notes

Daré appears in declarative statements about future actions, promises, offers, or intentions. It is used across Spanish-speaking regions and is paired with other future forms for different subjects (darás, dará, daremos, daréis, darán). In this tense, the verb behaves regularly, without irregular stem changes.

Conjugation

In the simple future, the forms of dar are: daré, darás, dará, daremos, daréis, darán.

Examples

Mañana te daré las instrucciones. También podría decirse: Si necesitas ayuda, daré lo mejor de mí para apoyarte.

Pronunciation

In standard Spanish, daré is pronounced with the stress on the second syllable: da-RE. The IPA transcription is roughly [daˈɾe], with the final syllable carrying the accent and the r pronounced as a single tapped sound.