Parleranno

Parleranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb parlare in the future tense. It expresses that multiple subjects will speak or talk about something at a point in the future. The form is regular for -are verbs: the stem parl- plus the future ending -eranno yields parleranno. Other future forms of parlare follow the same pattern, such as parlerò, parlerai, parlerà, parleremo, parlerete, parleranno.

In use, parleranno appears in sentences describing future actions carried out by more than one subject. It can appear in plain declarative statements, in reported speech, or in contexts discussing plans. Examples include: "I ragazzi parleranno al pubblico domani" and "Loro parleranno della proposta durante la riunione." The construction conveys a simple future rather than a completed action.

Etymology and classification: parleranno derives from the infinitive parlare and follows the standard Italian conjugation pattern for regular -are verbs in the future tense. It is one of the six finite forms for parlare in the simple future (parlerò, parlerai, parlerà, parleremo, parlerete, parleranno).

Notes: This form bears no implicit auxiliary verb and does not require any negation or mood change unless the sentence calls for subordinate clauses or ellipses. It is widely understood in standard Italian and appears in formal writing, journalism, and everyday speech when referring to future spoken action by a group.