Accoglierete

Accoglierete is the second-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb accogliere, meaning you will welcome or you will receive. The verb accogliere is transitive and can denote welcoming people, hosting them, or accepting something such as a proposal or offer. The term etymology traces back to Latin forms that conveyed bringing together or receiving; over time the sense broadened to include hospitality and acceptance.

In usage, accoglierete is employed when speaking to a group, indicating a future action in which the addressed subjects welcome or receive someone or something. The form is part of a broader verb family; its future singular and plural endings follow the standard -ere verb pattern (io accoglierò, tu accoglierai, lui accoglierà, noi accoglieremo, voi accoglierete, loro accoglieranno). The present tense of accogliere, by contrast, features irregular forms (io accolgo, tu accogli, lui accoglie, noi accogliamo, voi accogliete, loro accolgono).

Usage notes include both literal and figurative senses: accogliere can refer to physical reception of guests as well as accepting ideas, proposals, or offers (accogliere una proposta). Common expressions describe warm reception, such as accogliere a braccia aperte (to welcome with open arms).

Examples:

- Voi accoglierete i visitatori all’ingresso.

- Saremo lieti di accogliere la vostra proposta.

See also: accogliere, accoglienza, ospitalità, ricevere.