Llamaré mañana en cualquier caso.

I will call tomorrow in any case.

Breakdown of Llamaré mañana en cualquier caso.

• mañana: tomorrow
• llamar: to call
• en cualquier caso: in any case

Questions & Answers about Llamaré mañana en cualquier caso.

Why is llamaré used instead of voy a llamar?

Both are correct, but they are slightly different in style.

• Llamaré is the simple future of llamar and means I will call.
• Voy a llamar is the near future structure and also means I’m going to call.

In everyday spoken Spanish, voy a llamar is often very common, but llamaré is also completely natural. In this sentence, llamaré sounds a little more definite or firm.

What form is llamaré exactly?

Llamaré is:

• first person singular: I
• future tense
• from the verb llamar: to call

The future endings are added to the infinitive:

• llamaré = I will call
• llamarás = you will call
• llamará = he/she will call
• llamaremos = we will call
• llamaréis = you all will call
• llamarán = they will call

Why is there no subject pronoun like yo?

Spanish often leaves out subject pronouns because the verb ending already shows who is doing the action.

• Llamaré already means I will call
• so yo llamaré is usually unnecessary

You can include yo for emphasis or contrast, but normally it is omitted.