Cambieranno

Cambieranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb cambiare in the future indicative. The verb cambiare means to change, alter, or in some contexts to exchange, and cambieranno specifically translates to "they will change." Cambiare is a regular -are verb, and its future tense is formed with the stem cambier- plus the standard endings: -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno, yielding cambierò, cambierai, cambierà, cambieremo, cambierete, cambieranno.

In use, cambieranno is employed to denote future changes by a plural subject. It can govern a direct object or be used with phrases that indicate what will be changed, for example: "Domani cambieranno le loro abitudini," meaning they will change their habits. The form also appears in narrative or reported speech to describe projected actions by groups or communities.

Cambieranno is part of a broader verb family with related forms in other tenses and moods. The related perfect past is hanno cambiato, the imperfect is cambiavano, and the present is cambiano. A closely related expression is cambiare idea, an idiom meaning to change one’s mind, which uses cambiare in its base sense of alteration or reconsideration.

Overall, cambieranno serves as a standard, neutral indicator of a future change by a plural subject in Italian, applicable across everyday, formal, and written contexts.