Rifaremo

Rifaremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb rifare in the future indicative, meaning “we will redo” or “we will remake.” It expresses an intention to perform the action again or to reconstruct something in the future. In Italian, subject pronouns are often omitted when the verb ending makes the subject clear, so rifaremo commonly appears without noi as the subject.

Formation and meaning: Rifare is an -are verb formed from fare (to do/make) with the prefix ri-, which generally conveys repetition or doing something again. The future semplice (simple future) ending for -are verbs in the noi form is -emo, so the form is rifaremo. The word is used for both literal redoing of physical tasks and figurative resuming or revising work, plans, or projects.

Usage: Rifaremo can introduce a statement about intentions or plans. For example, “Rifaremo la presentazione domani” means “We will redo the presentation tomorrow.” It can also indicate corrective or improvement efforts, as in “Rifaremo i conti per correggere gli errori.”

Related forms and notes: Rifare belongs to the broader family of re- verbs built with the prefix ri- to indicate repetition, alongside others such as riscrivere (rewrite) and riformare (reform). The term is strictly a verb form and is not typically used as a proper noun.

See also: rifare, futuro semplice, rifaremo. Translation: “we will redo.”