mangerò

Mangerà is the third-person singular future tense form of the Italian verb mangiare, meaning to eat. It indicates that someone will eat in the future. In Italian, the future simple endings are added to the stem mang- for mangiare; the accent on à marks the stress on the final syllable.

Etymology and form: The verb mangiare derives from Latin manducare via Vulgar Latin, and mangiare is a regular -are verb. The future form mangerà follows the standard pattern for -are verbs, with the stem manger- plus the ending -à, and is written with an acute accent to indicate stress.

Conjugation and pronunciation: io mangerò, tu mangerai, lui/lei mangerà, noi mangeremo, voi mangerete, loro mangeranno. Pronounced roughly man-d͡ʒe-RA, with the stress on the final syllable.

Usage and examples: Mangerà is used to express a future eating action in narrative or everyday speech. It can appear with time markers such as domani or presto. For example: Domani mangerà una mela. Se ha fame, mangerà qualcosa.