Quedarás

Quedarás is the second-person singular form of the verb quedar in the simple future tense in Spanish. It expresses actions or states that will occur for the person addressed (tú) and is commonly used in everyday speech to refer to future arrangements, outcomes, or physical states. The verb quedar has several related senses, including to stay or remain, to be located, to fit, and in phrases with con or en to indicate meeting with someone or remaining with something.

Etymology: Quedar derives from Latin quedāre, meaning to remain. Over time, its meaning broadened in Spanish to cover the various senses found today, such as staying, fitting, being located, or becoming the case.

Usage: In the future tense, quedarás typically introduces a future action or state about you. It can denote planned meetings, as in quedarás con alguien (you will meet with someone), or describe an expected outcome, such as something that will fit you or turn out a certain way. The verb is versatile and often appears with time expressions or prepositional phrases to clarify the sense (con, en, a).

Examples:

- Mañana quedarás con Marta a las ocho.

- Si haces ejercicio, quedarás más delgado.

- La chaqueta te quedará muy bien. (future state with quedar, though this example uses quedarás in connected forms)

Conjugation: The future simple endings are added to the infinitive quedar: yo quedaré, tú quedarás, él/ella/usted quedará, nosotros quedaremos, vosotros quedaréis, ellos/ellas/ustedes quedarán. The form quedarás specifically marks the second-person singular future. See also quedares or other forms of quedar for related tenses and moods.