oleremos

Oleremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb oler in the future indicative. Oler means to smell or to sniff, i.e., to perceive odors with the sense of smell. In the future tense, oler uses the standard endings for -er verbs, yielding oleremos, olerás, olerá, oleremos, oleréis, olerán. Therefore, oleremos translates to "we will smell."

Etymology: Oler derives from the Latin verb olēre, meaning to smell. It is cognate with related Romance-language verbs and with scientific terms such as olfactory.

Usage: Oleremos expresses a future action of smelling something, either literally or metaphorically. Examples include: "Oleremos la sopa cuando esté lista." and "Oleremos el perfume nuevo de Marta al entrar en la casa." The verb can take a direct object, as in "oloraremos la flor" (note that the standard spelling is "olorremos").

Notes: In contemporary Spanish, the present tense of oler is irregular (yo huelo, tú hueles, él huele, nosotros olemos, vosotros oléis, ellos huelen). The future forms, including oleremos, are regular according to the standard -er verb endings.