expressarei

Expressarei is a Portuguese verb form that denotes the first-person singular of the futuro do presente (simple future) for the verb expressar. It translates to “I will express” in English.

Grammatically, expressarei is a regular conjugation of an -ar verb. The form is built from the stem express- plus the standard future ending -arei. The full present of the future for expressar is: eu expressarei, tu expressarás, ele expressará, nós expressaremos, vós expressareis, eles expressarão. It is used to indicate a future action in which the speaker intends to express something. In everyday Brazilian Portuguese, speakers often use periphrasis such as “vou expressar” for near-future intention, while expressarei can appear in formal, literary, or concise contexts.

Etymology and related forms: expressar comes from the Latin expressus or exprimere, formed with ex- “out” + premere “to press,” meaning to press out or reveal. The noun expressão and related terms share the same root. The form expressarei is part of the same verbal family and reflects regular -ar verb conjugation in the first-person singular of the future tense.

Usage notes: While expressarei is correct and clear, it is more common in formal writing or speech than in casual conversation. It may be found in statements of intent, plans, or commitments related to expressing thoughts, feelings, or information. Example: Eu expressarei meus sentimentos na reunião.