finalizarás

Finalizarás is the second person singular (tú) form of the verb finalizar in the simple future tense in Spanish. It means “you will finish” or “you are going to finish,” depending on the context. The infinitive is terminar? No, finalizar means to finish or complete something, often with a sense of bringing it to a conclusion. The tú-form future is formed by taking the infinitive finalizar and adding the ending -ás: finalizarás. The stress naturally falls on the last syllable, so the written accent on -ás signals this pronunciation.

Usage and context: Finalizarás is used to describe a future action performed by the addressed person. It can appear in statements, predictions, plans, or instructions where the subject is understood as tú. It contrasts with the periphrastic future (ir a finalizar) or with other persons (finalizará, finalizarás, etc.). In many dialects, the subject pronoun tú is often omitted because the verb ending already indicates the person.

Examples: Finalizarás el informe mañana. Si sigues así, finalizarás antes de la fecha límite. Finalizarás el proyecto con éxito si mantienes el plan.

Pronunciation and variants: In most Latin American dialects, it is pronounced roughly as fi-nah-lee-za-RAS, with the final syllable stressed. In parts of Spain, the pronunciation may reflect regional phonetics such as a sounds distinction; orthographically, the form remains finalizarás across dialects with the relevant accent mark on the a.

Related forms include yo finalizaré, él finalizará, nosotros finalizaremos, and the imperative finale: finaliza. The noun form is finalización.