finirez

Finirez is the second person plural form of the French verb finir in the futur simple, meaning "you will finish." It is used with the subject pronoun vous and appears in both written and spoken French as part of standard conjugation patterns.

In the futur simple, finir follows the regular -ir verb endings. The complete set for the verb finir is: je finirai, tu finiras, il/elle/on finira, nous finirons, vous finirez, ils/elles finiront. The root is finir, and the vous form takes the ending -ez. The pronunciation of finirez is typically rendered as /fi.ni.ʁe/.

Usage of finirez denotes an action that will be completed in the future by you (plural). It can appear in declarative sentences, questions, and negations: Vous finirez le travail demain. Vous ne finirez pas ce soir. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for the near future (aller + infinitive) in informal contexts, but finirez remains correct and common in formal or written French.

Etymology and notes: finirez inherits the verb finir, which belongs to the regular -ir class in French. The -ez ending is the standard futur simple marker for the vous form. There are corresponding forms for all persons (finirai, finiras, finira, finirons, finiront) that share the same root and pattern.

See also: finir, conjugation of finir, French future tenses.