Lascerete

Lascerete is the second-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb lasciare. The verb lasciare means to leave, to abandon, or to let/allow, depending on context. Lascerete corresponds to the English phrase "you all will leave" or "you all will let/allow" in the future.

In Italian, lasciare is a regular -are verb, so its future tense is formed on the stem lascer- with the standard endings: lascerò, lascerai, lascerà, lasceremo, lascerete, lasceranno. Therefore, lascerete is the 2nd person plural form and is used when the subject is "you all" or "you guys."

Usage notes: Lascerete describes actions that will take place in the future involving multiple people. It can refer to physically leaving a place, abandoning something, or figuratively leaving a situation behind, depending on the objects or clauses that accompany it. Pronunciation typically renders lascerete as la-SHE-re-te, with the e of the syllable pronounced clearly.

Examples:

- Domani lascerete la città per trasferirvi. (Tomorrow you all will leave the city to move.)

- Se non cambierete idea, lascerete tutto alle spalle. (If you don’t change your mind, you will leave everything behind.)

See also: lasciare (Italian verb), Italian verb conjugation, future tense.