ты прикажешь

will order, will tell (someone to do something)

p rʲ ɪ k a ʐ ɨ ʂ → приказать

при movement toward or attachment; bringing into a state + каж order; command + ешь 2nd-person singular future

verb · 2nd-person singular, future tense Rare #46,184

will order, will tell (someone to do something) Often used in informal speech to mean “if you say so” or “as you wish.”

RU: Если прикажешь, я останусь.

EN: If you order me to, I’ll stay.

Conjugation of приказать

Indicative future

	Singular	Plural
Second	прикажешь	прикажете

Woo-Jin, I will do whatever you command.

— Олдбой (2003)

What do you want me to do?!

— Сука-любовь (2000)

How am I supposed to understand you, Said?

— The White Sun of the Desert (1969)

I will do whatever you command!