respetaréis

Respetaréis is the second person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb respetar, meaning “you will respect.” It is commonly used in Spain and in contexts where the vosotras/vosotros pronoun is used, corresponding to the English “you all will respect.” In many Latin American varieties, the corresponding form for ustedes is respetarán.

Morphology and usage notes: Respectar is a regular -ar verb. In the future tense, you attach the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive, yielding respetaréis for vosotros/vosotras. The stress naturally falls on the last syllable in this form, indicated by the accent on éis: respetaréis. An example sentence is: Mañana respetaréis las reglas del recinto.

Etymology and meaning: Respectar derives from Latin respectare, meaning to regard or to look back to with regard. The development of this verb follows standard Spanish conjugation patterns for -ar verbs. The semantic core centers on treating someone or something with consideration, deference, or compliance with norms or rights.

Usage context: The form is primarily encountered in regions or contexts using the vosotoros form of address. In many Latin American varieties that favor ustedes, respetarán is used instead of respetaréis. As a future tense form, respetaréis can appear in statements of intention, promises, or formal declarations about future actions, as in policy or social expectations.