tomarás

Tomarás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb tomar in the simple future tense. It expresses actions that you will perform in the future, with the subject understood as tú (informal you). The meaning of tomarás can vary with the context, including to take, to drink, to seize, or to adopt a habit or decision.

Tomar is a versatile verb with many senses. It can mean to take something physically (tomar una taza), to drink (tomar agua), to take transportation or a photograph (tomar un tren, tomar una foto), or to seize or occupy (tomar una ciudad). It also appears in numerous idiomatic expressions, such as tomar una decisión (to make a decision), tomar el pelo (to tease someone), or tomar asiento (to take a seat). The exact sense is determined by the surrounding words.

In standard Spanish, tomar is a regular -ar verb in the future tense. The future endings are added to the infinitive: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, tomarás is formed by taking the infinitive tomar and adding -ás. For example: mañana tomarás el tren; mañana you will take the train.

Regionally, the form is consistently used with tú, though regional varieties may favor different pronouns or constructions for future references. Tomar is one of the most common verbs in Spanish, widely taught and used in daily speech.