vivrete

Vivrete is the second-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb vivere, meaning "you will live." It is used to describe future actions or states involving living, existing, or experiencing something.

Linguistic details and form. Vivere is a regular -ere verb in its future tense, with the stem changing to vivr- for all forms. The second-person plural ending for voi is -ete, yielding vivrete. Therefore the standard form is voi vivrete. The pronunciation is /viˈvrɛː.te/ in most contexts.

Usage. Vivrete appears in sentences that refer to what you all will do or experience in the future. It can describe living arrangements, life events, or ongoing states that are expected to occur. For example: Domani voi vivrete in una casa più grande. More broadly, it can be found in narratives, dialogues, or descriptive writing when projecting future living situations or experiences involving a group addressed as “you all.”

Etymology and related forms. The verb vivere derives from Latin vivere, with the future tense built on the stem vivr-. Related forms include other conjugations of vivere in different tenses and moods (io vivrò, noi vivremo, voi vivrete, loro vivranno). Vivrete is not a standalone noun or proper name; it is a grammatical form within Italian verb conjugation.

See also. Italian language, Italian grammar, Verb conjugation, Vivere.