esperará

Esperaré is a Spanish verb form, the first-person singular in the simple future of the verb esperar. In English, it translates as “I will wait” or “I will hope/expect,” depending on context.

Grammatically, esperara is a regular -ar verb. The infinitive esperar gives the future endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, so esperé becomes esperé with the first-person singular form spelling as esperaré. The pronunciation uses a written accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress: es-pe-ra-RÉ.

Etymology traces esperar to the Latin exspectare, meaning to look out for or await. Over time, it developed in Spanish with senses related to waiting for someone or something and, more broadly, hoping or expecting an outcome.

Usage and nuances: Esperaré primarily expresses a future action or intention. It can denote a physical act of waiting, as in “Esperaré en la estación” (I will wait at the station), or a hopeful expectation, as in “Esperaré que todo salga bien” (I hope that everything turns out well / I will wait for it to turn out well). The verb can be contrasted with forms like “voy a esperar” (I’m going to wait), which uses the periphrastic future.

See also: esperar, the base verb; futuro simple, the tense it uses; related conjugations such as esperas (you wait), esperé (I waited, preterite).