preparerà

Preparerò is the first-person singular of the Italian verb preparare in the futuro semplice, meaning “I will prepare.” It expresses a future action or intention and is commonly used to state plans, promises, or anticipated activities. The form is built from the verb stem prepar- plus the standard future ending for -are verbs, -erò, with the stress on the final syllable: preparerò.

In use, preparerò can appear in statements such as “Preparerò la cena” or “Preparerò una presentazione per domani.” The subject pronoun Io is usually omitted in Italian, so the sentence may simply be “Preparerò la cena.” Negation is formed with non: “Non preparerò la cena.” The future tense of preparare has other conjugated forms for different subjects, such as preparerai (you will prepare), preparerà (he/she will prepare), prepareremo (we will prepare), preparerete (you will prepare), and prepareranno (they will prepare).

Etymology and related forms: preparare comes from Latin praepārāre, meaning to prepare beforehand. The form preparerò is one of several derived forms in the same conjugation, sharing the same stem and future endings with other -are verbs. In everyday language, preparare and preparerò appear in cooking, event planning, education, and various informal and formal contexts.