Verranno

Verranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb venire, meaning "to come." It is used to indicate that a group of people or things will arrive at some point in the future. The form appears in everyday speech, writing, and various registers of Italian.

Verranno is formed from the irregular future stem verr- added to the standard plural ending -anno, which yields the full conjugation of venire in the future indicative: io verrò, tu verrai, lui/lei verrà, noi verremo, voi verrete, loro verranno.

In usage, verranno typically denotes planned or expected arrivals and can convey varying degrees of certainty depending on context. It is common in conversations, announcements, and news reporting when stating that people or objects will come. Pronunciation is generally given as ver-RAN-no, with the stress on the second syllable. Examples: "Domani verranno i nostri amici per una cena." "Non sappiamo se verranno; in ogni caso, prepariamo la sala." Verranno can also appear in more formal or narrative contexts to describe future events involving groups.