comprerò

Comprerò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb comprare in the futuro semplice (simple future). It translates to I will buy or I shall buy. It is used to express a planned or expected purchase in the future, or a statement about what the speaker intends to acquire.

Formation and usage notes: Comprerò is a regular form for -are verbs in the future tense. The future stem is comprer-, to which the standard endings are added: -ò for io, -ai for tu, -à for lui/lei, -emo for noi, -ete for voi, -anno for loro. The accent on the final syllable marks the stress: comprerò. This form is commonly used in everyday speech alongside other futures like farò, to indicate a purchase or decision to buy at a later time.

Examples: Domani comprerò del pane. Non so se comprerò quel vestito; potrei preferire un’alternativa. In formal or written Italian, synonyms such as acquistare or comprare can be used with their own future forms (acquisterò, acquisterai, ecc.).

Related forms and related verbs: The verb comprare has a closely related synonym in italiano, acquistare, whose future is acquisterò (io), acquist erai, ecc. The basic meaning is the same, but purchase context or formality may vary. Comprerò contrasts with altri tempi like ho comprato (present perfect) or comprerò in contexts addressing future actions.

See also: comprare, acquistare, futuro semplice, Italian verb conjugation.