accoglierai

Accoglierai is the second-person singular form in the Italian future simple (futuro semplice) of the verb accogliere, meaning to welcome or to receive. It indicates that the subject you will perform the action of welcoming or receiving someone or something in the future. As a form of accogliere, accoglierai is used with a direct object, for example a person, a guest, or even a proposal or idea when the sense is to accept or adopt it.

Grammatical notes: accoglierai follows the regular endings of -ere verbs in the futuro semplice: accoglierò, accoglierai, accoglierà, accoglieremo, accoglierete, accoglieranno. The stem is accogli- plus the appropriate personal ending, with the stress commonly on the final syllable in the spoken form.

Usage: the verb can denote physical reception (welcoming guests at an entrance), but it also covers figurative acceptance (accogliere una proposta). It is common in dialogue, instructions, and narrative to describe future actions by the listener or a third party addressed as “tu” or “voi” in different contexts.

Examples:

- Domani accoglierai i visitatori all’ingresso.

- Se accoglierai questa responsabilità, potrai contribuire al progetto.

- Loro accoglieranno le nuove idee con interesse.

Etymology: accoglierai derives from the verb accogliere, which has roots in the Italian verb accogliere itself, ultimately connected to the broader Latin and Romance-language family of terms meaning to receive or to harbor.

See also: accogliere, futuro semplice, italiano verb conjugation.