Torneranno

Torneranno is the third person plural form of the Italian verb tornare in the future simple tense. It means “they will return” or “they will come back” and is used when the subject is plural.

In the future simple tense, tornare is conjugated as: io tornerò, tu tornerai, lui/lei tornerà, noi torneremo, voi tornerete, loro torneranno. Therefore, torneranno specifically indicates that multiple subjects will perform the action of returning.

Usage notes: torneranno can be employed for literal returns (returning to a place) or more figurative returns (returning to a topic, plan, or situation). For example, “I ragazzi torneranno a casa alle sette” means “The kids will come back home at seven.” Another example: “Torneranno domani” simply states that they will come back tomorrow.

Related forms include tornerà (he/she will return) and torneremo (we will return). The negative form is non torneranno, meaning “they will not return.” In Italian, the subject is often implicit in the verb ending, so torneranno can stand without an explicit subject pronoun when the context makes the subject clear.

Torneranno is a common verb form in everyday speech and writing, used across different registers to express future returns by multiple subjects. It is part of the broader family of future simple endings for -are verbs in Italian.