Diréis

Diréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb decir in the futuro simple (simple future). It translates to "you will say" or "you all will say." The verb decir is irregular in the future; its stem changes to dir- and the standard future endings are added: diré, dirás, dirá, diremos, diréis, dirán. The form diréis specifically uses the vosotros ending -éis and carries the acute accent on the é to mark the stress.

Usage and regional notes: Diréis is used in regions that employ the vosotros form, such as Spain, to address a group of people informally. In many Latin American countries that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding future tense for ustedes is dirán. The meaning remains the same: a statement about a future action or prediction by the group addressed as vosotros.

Examples: Mañana diréis la decisión que tomasteis hoy. Más tarde diréis qué ocurrió durante la reunión. These illustrate how diréis communicates a future action performed by the addressed plural you.

Etymology and form: Diréis derives from decir, with an irregular future stem dir- plus the standard vosotros ending. This contrasts with the regular future forms of other verbs that do not require a stem change. Understanding diréis helps in reading and composing conversations, narratives, and formal or informal writing in Spanish where the vos or vosotros form is used.