jalaré

Jalaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb jalar in the simple future tense, meaning “I will pull” or “I will draw.” It expresses an action the speaker plans to perform at a later time, often involving pulling, dragging, or drawing something toward the speaker.

Conjugation in the simple future for -ar verbs follows a regular pattern: Yo jalaré, Tú jalarás, Él/Ella/Ud. jalará, Nosotros jalaremos, Vosotros jalaréis, Ellos jalarán. The accent on the final syllable helps indicate the correct stress in pronunciation. The corresponding imperfect and conditional forms differ, but jalaré specifically marks a future intention.

Usage notes: jalaré is commonly used to state a forthcoming action, whether literal pulling of an object or figurative actions such as drawing attention or drawing resources. It appears in statements, promises, instructions about future tasks, or narrative descriptions of planned events. Examples: “Mañana jalaré la caja hasta la puerta.” “Si todo sale bien, jalaré el cable cuando lleguen las herramientas.”

Related forms: There is also a less common literary or archaic form jalare, which is the future subjunctive of jalar and appears in older texts or formal registers. In everyday modern Spanish, speakers typically rely on jalaré or other tenses (such as present or future periphrasis) to express similar meanings.

See also: jalar, verb conjugation, Spanish verbs in the future tense.