receberás

Receberás is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Portuguese verb receber, meaning “you will receive.” It is used with the informal pronoun tu, which is common in European Portuguese and in some Brazilian dialects that retain the tu form. In standard Brazilian Portuguese, the corresponding form with você is receberá.

Morphology and conjugation: The form is regular for -er verbs in the futuro simples, built from the infinitive receber plus the endings -ei, -ás, -á, -emos, -eis, -ão. Therefore, the full paradigm includes eu receberei, tu receberás, ele/ela receberá, nós receberemos, vós recebereis, vocês receberão. The accent on -ás marks the stress on the second-person singular form.

Usage: It expresses a future action of receiving and can refer to tangible objects, payments, information, or abstract reception, depending on context. It appears in statements, questions, and conditional-like clauses that use tu as the subject. In contexts favoring the você form, the corresponding Brazilian variant is você receberá.

Examples: Tu receberás a encomenda amanhã. Se tudo correr bem, tu receberás o pagamento na sexta-feira.

Etymology and related forms: The verb derives from Latin recipere, meaning to take back or to receive, via the development of Portuguese receiving senses. Related forms include presente vejo/recebo, pretérito perfeito recebeste, and the future forms for other persons.

See also: Portuguese verb conjugation, receber, futuro simples, tu form, Brazilian Portuguese syntax.