Sentirez

Sentirez is the second-person plural, future simple form of the French verb sentir, meaning to feel or to sense. In English, it corresponds to “you will feel” or “you will sense.” It is used with the subject vous to describe a future perception or sensation.

Etymology and form: The form derives from the Latin verb sentire and from modern French sentir. The future tense is formed by attaching the ending -ez to the stem sentir-, yielding vous sentirez. Pronunciation in standard French is approximately [vu sɑ̃tiʁe], with the final -ez ending pronounced as the vowel [e] and the sibilant often not audibly distinct.

Usage: Sentirez appears in contexts describing future experiences of touch, perception, or intuition. It can denote physical sensations, emotional responses, or perceived changes. It is a regular conjugation for the verb sentir in the future tense, though sentir itself is among verbs with irregularities in other tenses.

Examples: Vous sentirez la différence dès demain. Après l’installation, vous sentirez les effets progressivement. These sentences illustrate how sentirez conveys anticipation of future perception by the addressed audience.

See also: sentir, conjugation of sentir, French verb conjugation.