importará
/eem-por-tah-RAH/
it will matter
A small sprout represents something that will matter as it grows.
importará(verb)
it will matter
?expressing future importance
it will be important
?general significance
,you will mind
?used in questions like 'will you mind if...'
📝 In Action
En diez años, no importará lo que digan hoy.
A2In ten years, it won't matter what they say today.
¿Le importará a usted si abro la ventana?
B1Will you mind (will it matter to you) if I open the window?
💡 Grammar Points
Using 'importará' with People
When saying something will matter 'to someone,' use words like 'me', 'te', or 'le' before the verb. For example: 'Me importará' means 'It will matter to me.'
❌ Common Pitfalls
Confusing 'Import' with 'Matter'
Mistake: "Using 'importará' only for trade."
Correction: In daily Spanish, it almost always means 'it will matter' or 'it will be important.' Check the context!
⭐ Usage Tips
The Future Accent
Always remember the accent on the last 'a'. Without it ('importara'), the word changes meaning to 'it might matter' (the subjunctive form).
A ship arriving with goods shows the act of importing.
importará(verb)
he/she/it will import
?bringing goods into a country
it will amount to
?calculating a total cost
📝 In Action
La empresa importará café de Colombia el próximo año.
B1The company will import coffee from Colombia next year.
La cuenta importará un total de cien euros.
B2The bill will amount to a total of one hundred euros.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: importará
Question 1 of 2
How would you say 'It won't matter to me' in Spanish?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'importará' always mean business imports?
No! In fact, it is much more common to hear it used to mean 'it will matter' or 'it will be important' in daily conversation.