rallenterete

Rallenterete is the second person plural future tense form of the Italian verb rallentare, meaning to slow down. As a conjugated form, it functions to indicate that the you-all subject will perform the action in the future.

Rallentare is a regular -are verb. In the future tense the infinitive loses its final -e and takes the -er- stem, yielding rallentar- plus the standard future endings. For voi the ending is -ete, giving rallenterete. The full paradigm is: io rallenterò, tu rallenterai, lui/lei rallenterà, noi rallenteremo, voi rallenterete, loro rallenteranno.

Usage: it is used to indicate that a group will slow down in the future. It can refer to speed in driving, pace in a process, or any situation where slowing down is predicted or planned. Example: Voi rallenterete al semaforo quando vedrete l’ostacolo. Another example: Se accelererete ora, voi rallenterete più avanti.

Notes: rallenterete is a finite verb form agreeing with the subject voi. It is not an imperative form; the imperative second-person plural of rallentare is rallentete. The form appears in neutral or descriptive contexts, forecasts, instructions, or narrative sequences describing future actions by a group.