seremos

Seremos is the first-person plural form of the verb ser in the future tense in both Spanish and Portuguese, translating to "we will be" in English. It is used to express a future state, identity, or characteristic of the subject.

In both languages, ser is derived from Latin esse, and the future simple for the first person plural is formed by adding the ending -emos to the infinitive, yielding seremos. This form contrasts with other tenses and with estar, which is used for temporary states rather than essential or defining qualities.

Usage and examples vary by language but share a common meaning. In Spanish, seremos can describe a future profession, state, or role: "En diez años seremos médicos." ("In ten years we will be doctors.") In Portuguese, a equivalent sentence is: "Nós seremos médicos." ("We will be doctors.") Another Portuguese example is: "No futuro seremos uma equipe mais forte." ("In the future we will be a stronger team.")

Seremos is part of general verb conjugation patterns for irregular verbs in Romance languages, though ser behaves irregularly in some tenses compared with regular -er and -ir verbs. Its sense as a future affirmative statement about inherent or long-term attributes distinguishes it from the verb estar, which would typically express temporary conditions.

See also: ser (to be), estar (to be, temporary), futuro simple (Spanish), futuro do presente (Portuguese).