riformerò
Riformerò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb riformare in the future indicative, meaning “I will reform.” It is used to express an intention to bring changes to a system, policy, or organization, or more generally to indicate a future act of reform.
Etymology and form: riformare comes from the Latin reformare (re- meaning “again” or “back” combined with formare
Usage notes: As a future tense form, riformerò is standard in both formal and informal contexts. It
Pronunciation: riformerò is pronounced with the stress on the last syllable: ri-for-me-RÒ. The vowel in the final
- Io riformerò il sistema sanitario. (I will reform the health system.)
- Se sarò eletto, riformerò le leggi sul lavoro. (If I am elected, I will reform the labor
See also: riforma (reform), riformare (to reform), Italian verb conjugation, future indicative.