uscirai

Uscirai is the second-person singular form of the Italian verb uscire in the futuro semplice, the basic future tense. It translates to “you will go out” or “you will leave” in English, depending on the context. The verb uscire means to go out, to exit, or to leave a place, and uscirai is the ordinary way to express a future action by addressing someone directly as “tu.”

Morphology and usage: uscire is a regular -ire verb in its future tense, with the stem uscir- combined with the personal ending -ai for the second person singular. The form is typically used in declarative sentences, questions, and conditional clauses to discuss plans or predictions about what the subject will do.

Examples:

- Domani uscirai con gli amici? (Tomorrow you will go out with your friends.)

- Se tutto va bene, uscirai presto dalla stanza. (If everything goes well, you will leave the room soon.)

In everyday language, uscirai may appear in dialogue, instructions, or narrations where a speaker refers to a future action by a specific interlocutor. It is not a standalone word with a meaning beyond the verb form, but a grammatical inflection used to convey a future action.

See also: uscire; futuro semplice (Italian future tense); Italian verb conjugation.