Finireste

Finireste is the second-person plural conditional form of the Italian verb finire, meaning “you would finish.” It is used to express a hypothetical action by a group addressed as voi (you all) and belongs to the conditional presente mood.

Morphology and conjugation: Finireste is formed by taking the infinitive finire and adding the standard conditional endings for -ire verbs: -irei, -iresti, -irebbe, -iremmo, -ireste, -irebbero. Therefore the full set of affirmative forms for the verb finire is: io finirei, tu finiresti, lui/lei finirebbe, noi finiremmo, voi finireste, loro finirebbero. In isolation, finireste corresponds specifically to voi finireste.

Usage: The form expresses hypothetical or contingent actions, often in clauses that describe what would happen under certain conditions. It can appear in both formal and informal contexts. A common usage pattern is to state what the group would do given a certain circumstance, for example: Voi finireste il lavoro se aveste tempo.

Notes: Finireste is a regular paradigm member of the -ire verb class in Italian, and its usage is parallel to other verbs in the same mood and tense. Related forms include io finirei, tu finiresti, lui finirebbe, noi finiremmo, loro finirebbero. See also: finire, condizionale presente.