resbalaréis

resbalaréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb resbalar. Resbalar means to slip, to slide, or to skid. Therefore, resbalaréis translates to "you all will slip," "you all will slide," or "you all will skid." This verb form is used when referring to an action that will happen in the future involving a group of people being addressed directly.

For example, if someone were warning a group of children playing on a wet floor, they might say, "¡Cuidado, resbalaréis si corréis!" which means "Careful, you all will slip if you run!" The context of the situation determines the precise meaning of "slip," "slide," or "skid." It could refer to losing one's footing, an object moving unintentionally across a surface, or a vehicle losing traction.

The "-éis" ending is characteristic of the future tense for verbs ending in "-ar" in the second-person plural (vosotros) in Spanish. This grammatical form is primarily used in Spain. In Latin America, the equivalent pronoun and verb conjugation would typically be ustedes resbalarán. Understanding this conjugation is key to comprehending the future actions of a group in Spanish, particularly within the dialectal variations of the language.