resolveremos

Resolveremos is the first-person plural future indicative form of the verb resolver in Spanish and Portuguese. It expresses a future action in which the subject will solve, settle, or determine something. In both languages, the term conveys an intention to find a solution or to decide a course of action regarding a problem or question; in some contexts it can also imply finalizing arrangements.

Etymology and form: resolver comes from Latin resolvere, formed from re- (back, again) and solvere (to loosen, to release, to solve). The future tense form resolveremos is regular in its conjugation in both Spanish and Portuguese, aligning with standard patterns for -er verbs in the respective languages.

Usage in Portuguese: resolver means to solve. Resolveremos translates to “we will solve.” It is used in formal and informal contexts and can be preferred in direct statements about future actions. In everyday speech, speakers sometimes use near-future constructions such as vamos resolver instead of resolveremos.

Usage in Spanish: resolver means to solve or to determine. Resolveremos translates to “we will solve” or “we will settle.” It appears in planning, commitments, or statements about future outcomes. In many contexts, it shares the same meanings as the infinitive resolver but specifies a future action through the -emos ending.

Examples: Portuguese—Resolveremos o problema amanhã. (We will solve the problem tomorrow.) Spanish—Resolveremos el problema mañana. (We will solve the problem tomorrow.)

See also: resolver (infinitive), resolução, resolución.