Sarete

Sarete is the second-person plural form of the Italian verb essere in the futuro semplice (simple future). It translates to you all will be in English and is used with the subject voi to express a future state or condition.

The form is built from the stem sar- combined with the personal ending -ete, yielding sarete. Like other forms of essere, sarete can function as the main verb or as an auxiliary in compound tenses, such as the future perfect passive: Voi sarete arrivati (you will have arrived). In negative sentences: Voi non sarete soli (you will not be alone).

Pronunciation is roughly [saˈre.te]. The stem sar- is irregular for the verb essere; other related forms in the same tense include sarò, sarai, sarà, saremo, sarete, saranno.

In use, sarete is a standard grammatical form used to denote future existence or state for the second-person plural in Italian and is one of the key forms of the verb essere.

See also: Essere; Futuro Semplice; Italian verbs.