veremos

Veremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb ver in the simple future tense. It translates to "we will see" in English and is used to describe actions or events that will occur in the future, often with a sense of uncertainty or anticipation.

Etymology and grammar: Ver is an irregular-seeming verb, but its future tense forms are built regularly by adding the endings to the infinitive ver. For nosotros/as, the ending is -emos, yielding veremos. The pronunciation is [beˈɾe.mos], with the stress on the second syllable, due to Spanish stress rules.

Usage and nuance: Veremos is commonly used to express that the outcome of a situation will become clear with time. It can convey hesitation, tentative expectations, or a non-committal stance. For example, "¿Llegarán a tiempo?" "Veremos." or "Veremos qué pasa mañana." It is different from veamos, the present subjunctive form meaning "let's see" or "let us see," which is used for suggestions or proposals.

Examples:

- Veremos si llueve este fin de semana. (We’ll see if it rains this weekend.)

- Veremos qué decide el jurado. (We’ll see what the jury decides.)

See also: Veremos contrasts with other tenses of ver, such as vi (I saw) or vemos (we see in the present tense). It is a common element of everyday Spanish and appears in dialogue, journalism, and literature to indicate future inquiry and anticipation.