No. 9,267 in Spanish
acordaré
"Acordaré" means "I will remember" or "I will agree" depending on the context.
In a sentence
Mañana me acordaré de llamar a mi madre.
Tomorrow I will remember to call my mother.
The word 'acordaré' here is the future tense of the reflexive verb 'acordarse', used to indicate that the subject (I) will remember something in the future.
Siempre me acordaré de nuestro viaje a París.
I will always remember our trip to Paris.
'Acordaré' is again used reflexively in future tense to express the notion of recalling memories.
Prometo que me acordaré de comprar pan esta tarde.
I promise I will remember to buy bread this afternoon.
In this sentence, 'acordaré' in future tense conveys the intention to keep a particular thought or task in mind.
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