Adding an extra 'a'

After 'prometo', if you're promising to do something yourself, just add the base '-ar', '-er', or '-ir' form of the next verb. For example, 'Prometo llamar' (I promise to call).

Saying 'I promise to...'

To promise that something else will happen or that someone else will do something, use 'prometo que...'. For example, 'Te prometo que todo estará bien' (I promise you that everything will be okay).

Promising 'that' something will happen

To make your promise sound more sincere or to emphasize who you're promising, you can say 'Te lo prometo', which is a very common way of saying 'I promise you that'.

Making it stronger

Extremely common. Used daily to make personal commitments and assurances.

Learn the meaning of 'prometo' (I promise) in Spanish. See full conjugation tables for 'prometer', example sentences, and usage tips for all levels.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

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