diskuteranno

Diskuteranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb discutere, meaning "they will discuss." The form shown with a k, diskuteranno, is not the standard spelling in Italian; the correct orthography is discuteranno. The presence of a k instead of the standard sc combination may reflect a nonstandard variant, dialectal influence, or a typographical error in non-Italian texts.

In standard Italian, discusse forms come from the root discut- plus the future ending -anno for -ere verbs. Therefore, the normal construction is discut-er- + anno: discut eranno, giving discut eranno. For example: Domani discuteranno del progetto. They will discuss the project tomorrow. Loro discuteranno delle alternative. They will discuss the alternatives. The pronunciation in standard Italian is [diskuˈteranno], with the “sc” representing the /sk/ sound.

Usage and notes: The future tense form is used to express planned or predicted discussions about a topic in the near future. It can appear in formal writing, news reporting, and everyday speech. When translating into other languages, حافظing the sense of intent is key: “they will discuss” or “they are going to discuss.” Related forms include discuterò (I will discuss), discuterai (you will discuss), discuterà (he/she will discuss), discuteremo (we will discuss), discuterete (you all will discuss), discuteranno (they will discuss).

Etymology: the verb discutere comes from Latin discutere, meaning to shake apart or to discuss, and has evolved in Italian to take the future endings typical of -ere verbs.