llegarás

Llegarás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb llegar in the indicative future tense. It means “you will arrive” and is used to indicate that the subject (tú) will perform the action of arriving at some point in the future. The form is common in everyday speech and writing.

Conjugation and forms: Llegar is a regular -ar verb in the future. The full set of endings is -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, giving llegaré, llegarás, llegará, llegaremos, llegarán. The tú form, llegarás, is stressed on the last syllable, and the accent helps indicate the correct pronunciation.

Usage and examples: The tense is used to express a definite future arrival, as in “Mañana llegarás a las ocho” (Tomorrow you will arrive at eight). It can also appear in formal or narrative contexts. In subordinate clauses of time, Spanish often uses the present subjunctive after certain conjunctions, rather than the future, for example: “Cuando llegues” (When you arrive) instead of “Cuando llegarás.”

Metaphorical and related uses: Llegar can also be used in the sense of “to reach” a goal, outcome, or state, in expressions such as “llegar a un acuerdo” (to reach an agreement) or “llegar a pensar” (to come to think).

See also: llegar, conjugation of llegar, Spanish verb tenses.