Arriveras

Arriveras is the second-person singular future simple form of the French verb arriver. It translates to “you will arrive” in English and is used when the subject is tu. The verb arriver means to reach a destination, to come to a place, or to happen/occur as part of events. In the futur simple, -er verbs like arriver are conjugated with endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. Therefore, the form "tu arriveras" ends with -as.

Example sentences include: "Quand tu arriveras à la gare, appelle-moi." and "Si tout se passe bien, tu arriveras demain." In spoken French, the near future with aller is often used ("tu vas arriver"), but the futur simple remains common in writing, narration, and formal contexts.

Arriveras is not a standalone noun and is not typically used as a name or title in standard French; outside of rare proper nouns, it is primarily encountered as a verb form. Related forms for other subject pronouns include j'arriverai, tu arriveras, il arrivera, nous arriverons, vous arriverez, ils arriveront.