Chiamerai

Chiamerai is the second person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb chiamare, meaning "you will call." Chiamare is a regular -are verb, and in the futuro semplice its endings are -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Therefore the full future paradigm is: io chiamerò, tu chiamerai, lui/lei chiamerà, noi chiameremo, voi chiamerete, loro chiameranno. The form chiamerai is used with the subject tu to express a future action of contacting or summoning someone.

Usage examples commonly show calling someone in the near future, making plans, or indicating an intended action. Examples: “Domani chiamerai tuo fratello per dirgli dove ci troviamo.” “Se tutto va bene, chiamerai tra un’ora.”

Etymology and related forms: chiamare derives from Latin clamāre, meaning to cry out or to call, and has evolved in Italian as a regular -are verb. The entry chiamerai, as a specific form, is one member of a standard conjugation pattern applied to the verb chiamare.