reportarás

Reportarás is the second-person singular form of the verb reportar in the simple future indicative. In English, it corresponds to “you will report.” It is an informal form used with the pronoun tú; in formal contexts you would use usted reportará.

The verb reportar is regular in its -ar conjugation. Its future tense endings attach to the stem report-: reportaré, reportarás, reportará, reportaremos, reportaréis, reportarán. The stress falls on the last syllable in reportarás, as indicated by the accent.

Usage and meaning: reportar means to report, inform, or communicate a finding, issue, or information to an authority or appropriate recipient. Reportarás is commonly used to indicate a future action by the person being addressed, often in instructions, expectations, or predictions. It can describe reporting a problem, a result, or a development.

Examples:

- Si ves alguna irregularidad, tú reportarás inmediatamente al supervisor.

- En el informe final, tú reportarás los datos obtenidos.

Notes: reportarás is informal and contrasts with the formal form usted reportará. The word derives from reportare in Latin, formed by re- (back) and portare (to carry), and entered Spanish through the general development of the verb reportar.

See also: conjugation of reportar; usage of tú vs. usted in Spanish.