Vendréis

Vendréis is the second-person plural form of the verb venir in the futuro simple (simple future) in Spanish. It corresponds to “you all will come” in English and is used when the informal second-person plural pronoun vosotros is appropriate. The form derives from the irregular future stem vendr- that appears in all persons of venir: yo vendré, tú vendrás, él vendrá, nosotros vendremos, vosotros vendréis, ellos vendrán.

In contemporary Spanish, vendréis is primarily found in Spain and other regions that retain the vosotros form. In most of Latin America, where vosotros is uncommon, the corresponding future for ustedes is vendrán (you all will come). The distinction reflects broader regional differences in pronoun usage rather than a different meaning.

Pronunciation of vendréis typically yields [benˈdɾejs], with the stress on the first syllable and a final clusters of -eis pronounced like -ejs. The accent mark indicates the stressed syllable in the future form.

Usage notes:

- Vendréis is used in statements or questions directed at a group of people addressed as vosotros, often in informal or regional contexts.

- In standardized or formal writing that aims for broad Spanish, or in Latin American variants, vendrán is usually preferred for ustedes.

Example sentences:

- ¿Cuándo vendréis a la fiesta? (When will you all come to the party?)

- Mañana vosotros vendréis a la reunión a las cinco. (Tomorrow you all will come to the meeting at five.)

See also: venir, futuro simple, vosotros, ustedes.