satisfaceréis

Satisfaceréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb satisfacer in the simple future tense. It corresponds to "you all will satisfy" and is the vosotros form commonly used in Spain and some parts of the Mediterranean. In many Latin American varieties, the vosotros form is not used; instead ustedes satisfarán is employed.

Conjugation and usage information: In the futuro simple, satisfacer follows the regular pattern for -er verbs when combined with the second-person plural ending. The forms are: satisfaceré, satisfacerás, satisfacerá, satisfaceremos, satisfaceréis, satisfacerán. Therefore, satisfaceréis specifically denotes the future action by ustedes informal plural address in dialects that use vosostros, or more broadly the plural “you” form in regions that retain this conjugation.

Example sentences: Vosotros satisfaceréis las condiciones del acuerdo si cumplís con los plazos. Cuando entreguéis el informe, satisfaceréis a los directivos. These examples show using the form to express a future action aimed at pleasing or meeting requirements of others.

Related forms and notes: The verb satisfac er is irregular in the present tense (yo satisfago), but its future forms are regular. The past participle is satisfecho, and the gerund is satisfaciendo. The root derives from Latin satisfacere, with the sense “to make satisfactory.” In contexts lacking vosostros, the corresponding ustedes form is satisfarán.