Convertiréis

Convertiréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb convertir in the futuro simple (simple future) tense. It translates as “you all will convert” and can also mean to transform or turn something into another form. In usage, this form is common in Spain, where the vosotros form is standard; in most of Latin America, the corresponding future form is ustedes convertirán.

Formation and usage: In the future tense, convertir follows the regular pattern for -ir verbs: convertiré, convertirás, convertirá, convertiremos, convertiréis, convertirán. The vosotros form convertiréis ends with -éis and carries a written accent on é to indicate the correct stress. This tense is used for actions that will happen in the future, regardless of aspect.

Examples: Convertiréis estas ideas en un plan de acción si trabajáis con rigor. Si estudiáis, convertiréis el proyecto en realidad. The form is typically paired with subject pronouns (vosotros) or understood from context in regions where vosotros is used.

Etymology and related forms: Convertir deriva del latín convertere, “to turn” or “to turn around.” Related forms include present tense conjugations (convierto, conviertes, convierte, convertimos, convertís, convierten) and the past forms (convertí, convertiste, convirtió, etc.). The verb also forms reflexive constructions with convertirse (to convert oneself) for religious, ideological, or transformative senses.