Rifarò

Rifarò is the first-person singular form of rifare in the Italian future simple tense. Rifare means to redo, remake, or do again. Rifarò is used to indicate that the speaker will perform the action of doing something anew in the future, often after a failure, dissatisfaction, or the need for improvement.

Etymology and conjugation: Rifare derives from the prefix re- attached to fare (to do/make). The verb is regular in the future tense and follows the typical -are verb endings. Full forms for the simple future are: io rifarò, tu rifarai, lui/lei rifarà, noi rifaremo, voi rifarete, loro rifaranno. The stem rifar- remains constant in the future; no irregular vowel changes occur in this tense.

Usage: The future form can express concrete plans or determinations to repeat an action, repair a defect, or recreate a result. It is common in everyday speech and in writing. Examples: “Se il progetto non va bene, rifarò tutto da capo.” “La ricetta non è venuta bene; rifarò l’impasto domani.”

Related terms: Rifare (to redo), rifacimento (remake or reconstruction). The word is widely understood in standard Italian and used across formal and informal registers.