verás

Verás is the second-person singular form of the verb ver in the simple future tense in Spanish. It corresponds to the English phrase "you will see" and is used to refer to a future event that the speaker expects the listener to perceive or realize.

Grammatically, verás is a regular future form derived from the verb ver (to see). The full mayor conjugation in the future simple is: yo veré, tú verás, él verá, nosotros veremos, vosotros veréis, ellos verán.

Usage and nuance: Verás is commonly employed to describe something that will happen in the future or to reassure, warn, or promise the listener that a future outcome will become apparent. It often carries a sense of anticipation or certainty, as in phrases like "Verás que todo sale bien" (You’ll see that everything turns out fine) or "Verás mañana el resultado" (You will see the result tomorrow).

Pronunciation and orthography: verás carries an acute accent on the final syllable to mark stress on this last syllable, which distinguishes it from other forms such as "veras" that would be read differently and do not share this meaning.

Etymology: verás comes from the Latin videre, through the Spanish verb ver. See also conjugation of the verb ver, future tense in Spanish.