agradarás

agradarás is the second-person singular form of the verb agradar in the Spanish future tense. It translates roughly as "you will please" or "you will be pleasing," and is used to indicate that something or someone will be agreeable or favorable to another person in the future. The verb agradar tends to be more formal or literary in contemporary usage, with more common alternatives in everyday speech such as gustar or parecer bien.

In its typical construction, agradar is used with a indirect object to indicate who is pleased, and with the thing that pleases as the subject of the sentence. For example, sentences in the future include: "Con tu actitud, agradarás a tus colegas." and "Si trabajas con diligencia, agr ad arás a tus jefes." These illustrate how the future form expresses that the listener will cause approval or favor from others.

Etymology and related forms: agradar derives from Latin roots connected to gratus/gratus meaning pleasing, and it exists in other Romance languages with similar meanings (for example, Portuguese agradas). In Spanish, it belongs to a family of verbs that express that something is agreeable to someone, often with a more formal or literary register than gustar.

Notes: agradarás is primarily encountered in formal, literary, or grammatically descriptive contexts. In everyday speech, speakers often choose alternatives such as gustar, parecer bien, or flatly state that someone will be pleased using other constructions. See also: agradar, gustar.