Ser vs. Estar

This form ('seremos') describes what 'we' will be permanently, like a profession, identity, or lasting characteristic. It’s a simple future tense used for predictions or plans.

The Future of 'Ser'

'Ser' is highly irregular, but the future tense ('seré', 'serás', 'seremos', etc.) is actually quite regular, using the full infinitive 'ser' plus the standard future endings.

Irregularity Note

Use 'seremos' when talking about destiny or what is inevitable: 'Seremos los campeones' (We will be the champions).

Use for Destiny

Extremely common. This is the 'we will be' form of the fundamental Spanish verb 'ser'.

'Seremos' is the future tense conjugation meaning 'we will be' (for permanent qualities, identity, or origin). Learn the full conjugation of 'ser' and the difference between 'seremos' and 'estaremos'.

seremos

Complete Conjugation Tables

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indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

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