cambierò

Cambierò is the first person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb cambiare, meaning "I will change." It is used to express a change that the speaker intends to perform in the future.

The verb cambiare belongs to the regular -are class in Italian. In the future tense, the stem becomes cambier- and standard -are endings are added. The principal forms are: io cambierò, tu cambierai, lui/lei cambierà, noi cambieremo, voi cambierete, loro cambieranno. The pronunciation places the stress on the final syllable in the first-person singular: cambierò.

Usage in Italian centers on expressing future actions, plans, or intentions by the speaker. It can refer to a concrete change (such as a modification of a plan) or to a more general intention to alter something. The subject is frequently explicit (io), but Italian often omits it when understood from context.

Example sentences:

- Se il piano non funziona, cambierò approccio.

- Se necessario, cambierò idea su quel progetto.

Notes:

- Cambierò is simply the first-person singular form; other subjects use the corresponding endings (cambierai, cambierà, cambieremo, cambierete, cambieranno).

- As with many Italian verb forms, the subject pronoun io may be included for emphasis or clarity but is commonly dropped in everyday speech.