Existiréis

Existiréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb existir in the futuro simple (future tense). It corresponds to the English “you will exist” and is used with the pronoun vosotros, which is common in Spain and some other regions. In many Latin American varieties, the second-person plural is ustedes, with the corresponding future form existirán.

Etymology and form: existir comes from the Latin existere, formed from ex- “out, forth” and sistere “to stand, to remain.” The future simple endings for -ir verbs are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore existiréis is existir + éis, with the acute accent on é marking the stressed syllable. The form is regular for this verb and does not undergo stem changes in the future.

Usage: existiréis is used to talk about future existence or presence involving you all (vosotros). It appears in formal or literary writing and in contexts where the vosotros form is appropriate. In everyday modern prose or speech in many Spanish-speaking regions, a speaker might instead use ustedes existarán to express the same idea.

Related forms: present tense forms include existís (you all exist); past tenses include exististe (you existed); and future forms vary by pronoun (existiréis for vosotros, existirán for ustedes/ellos).

Example: Si seguís el plan, vosotros existireis para cuando llegue el nuevo siglo. This sentence illustrates the future with vosotros, using existireis in a hypothetical or narrative context.