Realizzerò

Realizzerò is the first person singular form of the Italian verb realizzare in the future indicative. It means “I will realize,” “I will bring into reality,” or “I will carry out.” The form is used to express that the speaker will make a plan, project, or idea come true in the future. Realizzare can also mean to bring something into existence or to accomplish a goal.

Etymology and grammar: The infinitive realizzare comes from the Italian adjective reale (real, actual) and the -izzare verb family, with the stem realizz- before the future endings. Realizzerò is formed by adding the future ending -erò to the stem realizz- (io realizzerò; tu realizzerai; lui/lei realizzerà; noi realizzeremo; voi realizzerete; loro realizzeranno). The spelling with zz helps preserve the pronunciation before the vowel in -erò.

Usage notes: Realizzare is commonly used for concrete actions such as implementing plans, completing projects, or achieving goals. It can be paired with nouns like un progetto, un sogno, or un obiettivo. In everyday speech, it appears in contexts such as “Realizzerò il mio sogno” or “Realizzeremo il piano entro quest’anno.” When the sense is “to realize that” in the sense of becoming aware, Italian typically uses rendersi conto di rather than realizzare a clause.

See also: realizzare, future indicative, Italian verb conjugation, rendersi conto.