ringrazierò

Ringrazierò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb ringraziare in the simple future indicative. It translates to “I will thank” and denotes an action the speaker intends to perform in the future. For example, Ringrazierò i partecipanti domani means “I will thank the participants tomorrow.” The form is commonly used in formal and written Italian when indicating a planned act of gratitude.

Etymology and related forms: ringraziare comes from the Italian noun grazia or the related grazi e, tied to the concept of thanks or favor. The verb is part of the first conjugation (-are) group and, in the future tense, uses the stem ringrazier- plus the standard personal endings.

Conjugation: As a regular -are verb with a future stem change, the future simple forms are ringrazierò, ringrazierai, ringrazierà, ringrazieremo, ringrazierete, ringrazieranno. The form ringrazierò is stressed on the final syllable, reflecting the typical pattern of Italian future endings for this verb class.

Usage notes: Ringrazierò is deployed when the speaker is committing to thanking someone in the future. It can be followed by a direct object or a clause, e.g., Ringrazierò chi mi ha aiutato or Ringrazierò se verrà. In everyday speech, present forms like ringrazio or ti ringrazio are more common for expressing thanks in the moment, while the future form is used to state an intended action.

Related forms include present ringrazio, past participle ringraziato, and the gerund ringraziando. The root is shared with the noun grazie (thanks) and the broader concept of gratitude in Italian.