llevaREmos

Llevaremos is a verb form in Spanish. It is the first-person plural (nosotros) of llevar in the simple future indicative, and it translates to we will carry, we will bring, or we will wear, depending on the context. The form expresses a future action, plan, or intention rather than a past or hypothetical event.

Grammatical overview: llevar is a regular -ar verb. In the future tense, its endings follow the standard pattern for all verbs in this tense, and llevaremos is formed from the stem llev- plus the ending -emos, yielding the pronunciation lle-va-RE-mos in standard speech. The accent falls on the syllable preceding the final -mos, as with other -remos forms in this tense.

Usage and meaning: The precise meaning of llevaremos depends on the object of carry, bring, or wear. It is commonly used to discuss future plans, logistics, or commitments. Examples include taking items to a location, bringing something to an event, or wearing clothing for a future occasion.

Examples:

- Mañana llevaremos las cajas al almacén. (Tomorrow we will take the boxes to the warehouse.)

- Si hace frío, llevaremos chaquetas para todos. (If it’s cold, we will wear jackets for everyone.)

- Llevaremos regalos a la fiesta. (We will bring gifts to the party.)

Notes: Llevaremos should not be confused with imperfect subjunctive forms such as lleváramos or llevásemos, which have different uses and meanings. In regional pronunciation, the sound of ll may vary, but the grammatical function remains the same. See also llevar for the base verb and its broader conjugation.