repetirás

Repetirás is a verb form in Spanish. It is the second-person singular futuro simple (future indicative) of the verb repetir, meaning you will repeat. It is used to indicate that the action of repeating will happen in the future and that the subject is tú.

Form and usage notes: The futuro simple endings for -ir verbs are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, attached to the infinitive stem. For repetir, the tú form is repetirás. The form is regular for -ir verbs in the future tense; the base verb repetir has a stem change in the present (e → i) but that change does not apply in the future tense. The word is stressed on the last syllable, which is marked orthographically with an accented a: repetirás.

Examples and nuance: Repetirás can be used in a variety of contexts to state that someone will redo or go over something. Examples include: “Mañana repetirás las instrucciones para los nuevos.” “Si no entiendes, lo repetirás hasta comprenderlo.” The form is common in instructional, instructional, and conversational contexts to denote planned repetition.

Etymology and related terms: The verb repetir comes from Latin repetere (to seek again, to take again), passing into Spanish through the lineage of Romance languages. Related forms include repetición (repetition), repetido (repeated), and other conjugations such as repito (present), repetimos, repetirás, etc.