Comincerai

Comincerai is the second-person singular form of the Italian verb cominciare in the simple future tense, meaning "you will begin." It is used to describe an action that the addressed person will start in the future.

As a regular -are verb, its future forms are built from the stem comincer- plus standard endings: io comincerò, tu comincerai, lui/lei comincerà, noi cominceremo, voi comincerete, loro cominceranno. The form comincerai corresponds to the tu (you) subject.

Usage notes: comincerai denotes a future action undertaken by the person addressed. It is commonly followed by an infinitive introduced by a, as in comincerai a lavorare (you will begin to work) or comincerai a studiare (you will begin to study). It can appear in statements of plan, intention, or instruction, and is neutral in tone, suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

Pronunciation: the stress falls on the final syllable, so it is pronounced roughly ko-min-che-RAI, with ce as the soft "che" sound before e.

See also: cominciare, the infinitive from which comincerai is formed, and the broader set of Italian future tenses for -are verbs.