jouerons

Jouerons is the first-person plural future indicative form of the French verb "jouer." The verb "jouer" has several common meanings in French, including "to play" (in games, sports, or with toys), "to act" (in a play or film), and "to play" (a musical instrument). Therefore, "jouerons" translates directly to "we will play" or "we shall play" in English, depending on the context.

For example, if a group of friends is discussing their plans for the weekend, one might say "Nous jouerons au football samedi," meaning "We will play football on Saturday." Similarly, if a musical ensemble is discussing their upcoming performance, they might say "Nous jouerons cette pièce pour la première fois," which translates to "We will play this piece for the first time." The usage of "jouerons" clearly indicates a future action that the speaker and at least one other person will undertake together.

The formation of the future tense in French for regular -er verbs like "jouer" involves adding specific endings to the infinitive. For the first-person plural ("nous"), the ending is "-ons." Thus, "jouer" + "-ons" becomes "jouerons." This grammatical rule applies consistently to all verbs in this conjugation group.