Ganharás

Ganharás is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Portuguese verb ganhar, meaning “to win” or “to earn.” It expresses a future action performed by the subject you, and can be translated as “you will win” or “you will earn.” The form is used primarily in European Portuguese with the informal pronoun tu; in Brazilian Portuguese the corresponding common form is você ganhará, and the tú form is less widespread though understood in regions that preserve tu.

The form follows the regular conjugation pattern for -ar verbs in the future indicative: tu ganharás, ele/ela ganhará, nós ganharemos, vós ganhareis, eles/elas ganharão. The suffixes indicate the person and number, attached to the infinitive ganhar. In practice, ganharás is used to discuss a definite future outcome or expectation, often within conditional or temporal clauses, for example: “Se trabalhares com diligência, ganharás o prêmio.”

Usage notes include dialectal variation: ganharás belongs to the tú form common in Portugal and some dialects of Brazil; in standard Brazilian Portuguese, the equivalent future form with você is ganhará. The meaning remains the same, with context clarifying whether the sense is “to win” a contest or “to earn” money.