servirás

Servirás is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Spanish verb "servir." The verb "servir" generally translates to "to serve" in English. Therefore, "servirás" specifically means "you will serve." This conjugation is used when addressing a single person informally (using the "tú" pronoun) and referring to an action that will take place in the future.

For example, in the sentence "Tú servirás la cena mañana," which translates to "You will serve dinner tomorrow," the verb "servirás" indicates that the subject, "tú" (you), will perform the action of serving at a future time. The "-ás" ending is characteristic of the future tense for -ar verbs when conjugated for the second-person singular informal.

The verb "servir" has a variety of meanings beyond simply serving food, including to be useful, to function, or to serve in a capacity, such as military service. The future tense conjugation "servirás" can therefore apply to any of these contexts. For instance, "Servirás de ejemplo para muchos" means "You will serve as an example for many." The context of the sentence typically clarifies the precise meaning of "servirás."