Perdurerez

Perdurerez is a verb form in French. It is the second-person plural future simple of perdurer, and it means “you will endure” or “you will last.” As a future tense construction, it asserts that the subject group will continue to exist or persist into the future.

Etymology and meaning: perdurer comes from Latin perdurare, from per- “through” and durare “to last.” In French, perdur- provides the stem for the future tense, with the standard -ez ending for the vous form. The sense of perdurer is broad, covering lasting through time, continuing a state or activity, or enduring despite difficulties.

Usage: perdurez or perdurer are used in formal or written contexts, while spoken French often favors more common expressions such as “vous allez durer” for near-future nuance. perdurerez specifically marks a definite future outlook for the addressed group. Example: “Si les conditions restent favorables, vous perdurez dans ce rôle.” This indicates that, barring changes, you will continue to hold that role.

Conjugation and related forms: perdurer is a regular -er verb in its conjugation. The future tense is formed by adding the endings to the stem perdur-: je perdurerai, tu perdureras, il perdurera, nous perdurerons, vous perdurez, ils perdureront. Related tenses include present tense vous perdez? (paraphrase: vous perdurez), passé composé vous avez perduré, and imperfect vous perduriez. See also perdurer (base verb) and related concepts such as endurance and persistence in French.