Introduction
intentarán is a useful Spanish word for talking about plans, goals, and future efforts. It means they will try or you all will try, depending on who is being addressed. You may see it in a conversation about a school project, a family plan, a new recipe, or a team working toward a shared goal. Learning this form helps you understand not only what someone plans to do, but also that success is not guaranteed: the people will make an attempt.
The word comes from the common Spanish verb intentar, which means to try or attempt. Its ending tells you that the action is in the future and that the subject is plural. Spanish often leaves out subject pronouns such as ellos or ustedes when the situation makes the subject clear, so recognizing the verb ending is especially helpful. In this guide, you will learn how to understand, pronounce, and use intentará n? No: the correct written form is intentará for one person and intentará is not the plural target. The target form is intentará? This distinction matters, so the correct plural form is intentará only for él or ella. The form covered here is intentará?
