réaliseras

Réaliseras is the second-person singular form in the futur simple of the French verb réaliser. It corresponds to the subject tu and expresses an action that will happen in the future, roughly meaning "you will realize" or "you will accomplish."

The verb réaliser has several related senses. It can mean to realize in the sense of making something real or achieving a task (réaliser un projet, réaliser un objectif). It can also mean to understand or become aware of something, as in réaliser qu’il est temps de partir ("to realize that it is time to leave"). In practice, futur simple with tu often refers to future achievement or completion, while realizations of awareness are less common in this form.

Morphology and usage notes. Réaliser is a regular -er verb, so its futur simple forms follow standard endings: je réaliserai, tu réaliseras, il réalisera, nous réaliserons, vous réaliserez, ils réaliseront. The form réaliseras ends with -as, and the final s is not pronounced in fluent speech. This form specifically marks the second-person singular in the future tense.

Examples:

- Tu réaliseras ton rêve bientôt. (You will realize/fulfill your dream soon.)

- Tu réaliseras que tu as appris beaucoup en cours de route. (You will realize that you have learned a lot along the way.)

Etymology and related forms. Réaliser derives from old and medieval French with roots in Latin realis, meaning real or actual. Related forms include réalisable (feasible), réalité (reality), and réalisations (realizations or productions, such as a film realization). The infinitive is réaliser; the past participle is réalisé.

In translation, réaliseras is typically rendered as "you will realize" or "you will accomplish," depending on context.