existiré

Existiré is a form of the Spanish verb existir, used to express future existence. Specifically, existiré is the first-person singular of the simple future tense, meaning “I will exist.” The construction is common in everyday language, literature, and discourse when the speaker asserts their future presence or persistence.

Etymology and forms: Exister comes from Latin existere, from ex- “out” and sistere “to stand.” In Spanish, discutiring verbs in the future tense, existir follows the regular -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án endings: existiré, existirás, existirá, existiremos, existiréis, existirán. The accent on é marks the stress on the final syllable, as required by standard Spanish orthography.

Usage and nuance: Existiré is used to state or affirm that the speaker will exist at a future time or to express determination, endurance, or commitment. It can appear in personal statements, philosophical reflection, or expressive writing. In contrast to phrases like “voy a existir” (I am going to exist), the simple future “existiré” conveys a more direct, declarative assertion about future existence without pointing to a plan or intention.

See also: Related terms include existir (to exist) and existencia (existence). The concept connects to broader discussions of being and existence in philosophy, as well as common expressions in Spanish-speaking literature and songs.