Diventerò

Diventerò is the first-person singular simple future indicative form of the Italian verb diventare, meaning “to become” or “to turn into.” It expresses a future transformation, a planned change in state, or a prediction about what the speaker will become.

Diventare is a regular -are verb, and its future tense is formed by adding the standard endings to the stem diventer-: io diventerò, tu diventerai, lui/lei diventerà, noi diventeremo, voi diventerete, loro diventeranno. The stress typically falls on the final syllable of each form, with correct accent marks: diventerò and diventerà, while the other forms are written without diacritics.

Etymology is linked to the verb diventare, which in turn derives from Latin forms such as diventāre or divenire, reflecting a sense of moving into a new state or condition.

Usage notes: diventerò is used when the speaker anticipates becoming something, whether a profession, role, or characteristic. It can denote aspiration, intent, or a forecast of change. It is commonly found in personal statements, plans, or narrative contexts describing future development.

Examples:

- Io diventerò medico. (I will become a doctor.)

- Domani diventerò più attento alle mie scelte.

- Con il tempo diventerai più sicuro di te.

See also: diventare, future tense (futuro semplice), Italian verb conjugation.