guiarán

Guiarán is a form of the Spanish verb guiar in the future indicative. Specifically, it is the third-person plural form (ellos, ellas, ustedes) and translates as they will guide or you all will guide in contexts where ustedes is used. It expresses a simple future action and is also the standard form for the ustedes pronoun in Latin American Spanish.

Conjugation and pronunciation are regular for this verb in the future. The base is guiar, and the endings for -ar verbs in the future are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, guiar becomes guiaré, guiarás, guiará, guiaremos, guiaréis, guiarán. In written Spanish, guiarán carries an accent on the a (guiarán) to indicate the stress falls on the last syllable.

Usage considerations include timing and subject. Guiarán is used when the subject is plural and the action of guiding is anticipated in the future. It can describe guiding people, objects, or processes, and it commonly appears in narrative, explanations, planning, or conditional contexts when projecting outcomes.

Examples:

- Los guías turísticos guiarán a los visitantes por la ciudad. (The tour guides will guide the visitors around the city.)

- Si llegan temprano, guiarán al equipo hacia la victoria. (If they arrive early, they will guide the team toward victory.)

- Ustedes guiarán a las nuevas generaciones con su experiencia. (You all will guide the new generations with your experience.)

Etymologically, guiar denotes the act of showing the way or directing, and guiarán reflects its future, plural usage.