saldréis

Saldréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb salir. The verb salir generally translates to "to go out," "to leave," or "to come out." Therefore, saldréis literally means "you all will go out," "you all will leave," or "you all will come out." This form is used when addressing a group of people directly and referring to an action that will take place in the future.

For instance, if a group of friends is planning to go to a party, one might say "Vosotros saldréis más tarde" which translates to "You all will go out later." The verb salir has a wide range of uses in Spanish, often denoting departure from a place, the act of emerging from something, or even the result or outcome of a situation, such as "salir bien" meaning "to turn out well." The future tense, indicated by the "-éis" ending for the second-person plural, specifically points to a future occurrence of these actions. The conjugation of salir is irregular, particularly in the future and conditional tenses, with saldré being the first-person singular future form.