bénéficierai

Bénéficierai is the first-person singular future simple form of the French verb bénéficier. It expresses that the speaker will obtain a benefit or advantage from a given situation or resource. The verb is typically used with the preposition de to indicate the source of the benefit, as in bénéficier de qqch.

In use, bénéficier denotes gaining an advantage, entitlement, or positive outcome linked to an event, program, service, or opportunity. It can refer to personal gains, such as subsidies, rights, or support, and is common in both formal and administrative contexts. The near equivalent, profiter de, is more colloquial and wide-ranging, but bénéficier emphasizes a formal or concrete gain that comes from a specific source.

Etymology and form: bénéficier comes from the Latin beneficium (benefit) via Old and Middle French, sharing its root with the noun bénéfice. Bénéficier is a regular -er verb, so future forms follow the standard pattern: benefitingai, bénéficieras, bénéficierа, bénéficierons, bénéficierez, bénéficieront. The form bénéficiai specifically denotes the speaker’s future benefit.

Examples: Je bénéficierai de cette aide gouvernementale. Ils bénéficieront d’un réemploi grâce à la formation. Nous bénéficierons d’un droit acquis. Note that in many contexts, particularly spoken French, bénéficier de is often replaced by profiter de to express a more general or immediate sense of taking advantage of something.