entrerete

Entrerete is the Italian verb form meaning “you will enter.” It is the second-person plural form of entrare in the futuro semplice (simple future). It is used when addressing more than one person or when the subject you all is understood.

Entrare derives from Latin intrare. In Italian, regular -are verbs form the future with endings that include -ete for the voi form, so entrere-te is created in this case by adding the appropriate future ending to the infinitive entrare. The form is used in both formal and informal contexts to indicate a future action performed by the group.

Usage examples include straightforward statements about future actions. For instance: Domani entrerete nel museo alle nove. This sentence means “Tomorrow you (all) will enter the museum at nine.” Entrerete can also appear in written or narrative contexts to describe planned or anticipated events involving multiple people.

See also: entrare, Italian verb conjugation, futuro semplice.