obtendréobtendrás

Obtendréobtendrás is not a standard lexical item in Spanish. Rather, it is a concatenation of two future indicative forms of the verb obtener: "obtendré" (I will obtain) and "obtendrás" (you will obtain). The verb obtener belongs to the -er class and has a characteristic future tense with accents on the final syllable in the first and second person singular: obtendré, obtendrás, obtendrá, obtendremos, obtendréis, obtendrán.

In normal usage these forms are separate words that agree with their subject and express a future action. Examples: "Obtendré el certificado mañana." "Obtendrás los resultados la próxima semana." The two forms can appear in the same sentence or discourse when referring to different subjects or clauses, but they are typically not written together as a single word.

The concatenated string may occur in examples, language data sets, or as a typographical artifact, but it does not constitute a standard spelling or grammatical unit in Spanish. When encountered, it should be read as two distinct words that, by chance, appear consecutively.

See also: obtener, futuro simple (Spanish future tense), conjugation patterns for -er verbs in Spanish.