llegaré

Llegará is a Spanish verb form meaning “he/she/you (formal) will arrive” in the future tense. It is the third-person singular form of llegar in the futuro de indicativo and is used to express a future action or event involving arrival.

Grammatical notes: Llegar is a regular -ar verb, and its futuro de indicativo endings are added to the infinitive. The full set is: llegaré, llegarás, llegará, llegaremos, llegaréis, llegarán. The form llegarà (with an accent on the final syllable) signals the stress pattern typical of this tense in standard Spanish.

Usage: Llegará is used to state or ask about something that will take place after the present moment. It can appear in declarative sentences, questions, or hypothetical contexts. It also appears in reported speech to convey a future event relative to another past moment, as in “dijo que llegaría tarde.”

Examples:

- El tren llegará a las ocho. (The train will arrive at eight.)

- ¿Cuándo llegará tu paquete? (When will your package arrive?)

- Si llega temprano, llámame. (If he/she arrives early, call me.)

See also: Spanish verb conjugation, llegar, futuro de indicativo, pronunciation in Spanish.

This article provides a concise overview of the form’s meaning, grammatical behavior, and typical usages in contemporary Spanish.