miraremos

Miraremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb mirar in the simple future tense. It translates to "we will look" or "we shall look" in English and is used to describe an action that the speakers intend to perform in the future. The form implies a subject of nosotros/as and does not require an explicit pronoun in most sentences.

Etymology and form: mirar comes from Latin mirāre, via Old Spanish mirar. In the simple future, regular -ar verbs such as mirar adopt the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án for the corresponding subject pronouns. Therefore, miraremos is built from the stem mir- plus the personal ending -emos. The pronunciation is [miɾaˈɾemos].

Usage notes: Miraremos is commonly used in conversation, reports, and narrative to indicate a planned action or a forecast about what the subjects will do. It can appear with time markers like mañana, luego, or en el futuro. It should be distinguished from the present tense miramos (we look) and from veremos (we will see), which have related but different meanings.

Examples:

- Mañana miraremos las estrellas desde la playa.

- Nosotros miraremos las soluciones propuestas y luego decidiremos.

See also: mirar, conjugation of mirar, comparison with other future forms such as veremos.