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Confermerà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb confermare in the futuro semplice (simple future). It corresponds to “he will confirm,” “she will confirm,” or “you (formal) will confirm,” depending on the subject.

Etymology and morphology: confermare comes from Latin confirmare, from con- “together” and firmare “to make firm.” The futuro semplice form confermerà follows regular -are verb conjugation patterns, with the infinitive stem confermar- plus the ending -à for the third-person singular.

Conjugation pattern: as a regular -are verb, the futuro semplice for all persons is: io confermerò, tu confermerai, lui/lei/Lei confermerà, noi confermeremo, voi confermerete, loro confermeranno. The pronunciation places stress on the final syllable in this tense, yielding con-fer-me-RÀ.

Usage: confermerà is used to express that someone will confirm something in the future, such as a decision, a date, or participation. It is common in both formal and informal contexts and can appear with explicit objects (la data, la partecipazione, l’orario) or in reported speech. In formal written Italian, Lei (the formal you) also takes confermerà in the same form when referring to a single subject.

Examples: L’amministrazione confermerà la data dell’evento. He/she/you formal will confirm the date of the event. Domani confermerà la sua partecipazione. Tomorrow he/she/you formal will confirm participation. Se tutto va bene, la società confermerà l’acquisto. If all goes well, the company will confirm the purchase.

See also: confermare, congiuntivo presente confermi, participio confermato.