compreranno

Compreranno is the third person plural form of the Italian verb comprare in the futuro semplice (simple future). It denotes an action that will take place in the future and is translated into English as “they will buy.” The form is regular for the first conjugation -are verbs in the future: the stem comprer- combines with the standard endings -ò, -ai, -à, -remo, -rete, -ranno, giving comprerò, comprerai, comprerà, compreremo, comprerete, compreranno.

In usage, compreranno is employed for statements about future purchasing actions by a group. It can appear in affirmative clauses, questions, and conditional or hypothetical contexts, and it often pairs with time expressions such as domani, presto, o quando avranno soldi. It is synonymous with other future-meaning constructions, such as acquisteranno, though acquisteranno (from acquistare) can carry a slightly more formal or formal-register nuance in some contexts.

Grammatical notes: compreranno is a regular conjugation pattern for -are verbs in the futuro semplice. The corresponding forms in other persons are comprerò (io), comprerai (tu), comprerà (lui/lei), compreremo (noi), comprerete (voi). The same stem applies to related verbs with similar meaning, and the choice between comprare and acquistare can reflect nuance more than grammar.

Example: Loro compreranno una casa entro l’anno. They will buy a house within the year.