jogarás

Jogarás is the second-person singular form of the Portuguese verb jogar in the future indicative. It translates to “you will play” and is used with the pronoun tu. The verb jogar means to play, whether in games, sports, or theatrical roles, and can also appear in broader senses of taking part in an activity.

Grammatical notes: In Portuguese, the futuro do indicativo endings for -ar verbs are -ei, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, tu form is jogarás. This form is standard in European Portuguese and in regions where the pronoun tu is part of everyday speech. In Brazilian Portuguese, the second-person singular commonly relies on você jogará, which has the same meaning but a different pronoun and conjugation pattern.

Usage and context: jogarás is typically used in statements about a future action involving the informal subject tu. It may appear in narrative dialogue, formal writing in regions that maintain tu usage, or instructional contexts. In many Brazilian contexts, you would more often hear você jogará instead.

Examples:

- Tu jogarás no próximo jogo, correto?

- Se tu jogarás com a mesma estratégia, tens chances de vencer.

See also: jogar, conjugation patterns of -ar verbs, regional variations between European and Brazilian Portuguese.