estaré

Estaré is a Spanish word that translates to "I will be" in English. It is the first-person singular future indicative form of the verb "estar," which means "to be" in Spanish. The verb "estar" is one of two Spanish verbs meaning "to be," the other being "ser." "Estar" is generally used to describe temporary states, locations, conditions, and emotions, whereas "ser" is used for permanent characteristics, origin, identity, and time.

The future indicative tense in Spanish is used to express actions that will happen in the future. "Estaré" specifically refers to the speaker's future state or location. For example, "Estaré en casa" means "I will be at home," indicating a future location. Another example, "Estaré cansado" means "I will be tired," describing a future condition. The conjugation of "estar" into "estaré" follows the regular pattern for -ar verbs in the future tense. Understanding the distinction between "ser" and "estar" is fundamental to mastering Spanish grammar, and "estaré" is a key component in expressing future situations using "estar."