ammetterò

Ammetterò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb ammettere in the future tense. It is used to express a commitment to admit, acknowledge, or concede something in the future, for example in statements like I will admit or I will acknowledge.

Etymology and form: Ammettere comes from the Latin admittere (ad- “to; toward” + mittere “to send”). In Italian, ammetterò is formed by taking the stem ammett- and adding the future suffix -ò for the first person singular of -ere verbs. The pronunciation places the stress on the final syllable: ammetterò.

Conjugation and usage: As a regular -ere verb, ammettere follows common patterns of future tense formation: io ammetterò, tu ammetterai, lui/lei ammetterà, noi ammetteremo, voi ammetterete, loro ammetteranno. In context, ammetterò can appear in personal statements, confessions, or formal reports when the speaker intends to acknowledge a fact, responsibility, or truth in the future. The word can also appear in literary or lyrical usage, where it may function as a line or title that signals forthcoming admission.

Examples: Ammetterò di aver sbagliato. Domani ammetterò le mie responsabilità. In both cases, the form communicates a future action of admitting or acknowledging.

Cultural note: While primarily a grammatical form, ammetterò is occasionally encountered as a lyric or title element in Italian music and literature, reflecting its fundamental meaning of forthcoming admission.

See also: ammettere, ammettere litotes and related verb forms.