ripeteranno

Ripeteranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb ripetere in the passato prossimo? No, in the future tense. Specifically, it is the third-person plural of the indicative tempo futuro semplice, meaning “they will repeat.” It follows the regular pattern for -ere verbs in the future tense: ripeterò, ripeterai, ripeterà, ripeteremo, ripeterete, ripeteranno.

Etymology and form: ripetere derives from Latin repetere, from re- (again) and petere (to seek or to go toward). In Italian, the future tense is formed by adding the endings -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno to the stem ripeter-. The stress in ripeteranno falls on the syllable ran: ri-pe-te-RAN-no.

Usage: Ripeteranno is used to indicate that a group will perform the action of repeating something in the future. It can refer to repeating information, reciting lines, reperforming a procedure, or reiterating instructions, depending on context. It is suitable for both spoken and written Italian.

Examples: Domani ripeteranno l’esercizio tre volte. Se non capisci, gli insegnanti ripeteranno le istruzioni. In un contesto narrativo, si potrebbe dire che i partecipanti ripeteranno il mantra durante la cerimonia.

Related forms: The verb ripetere has other tenses and moods, such as ripeterà (lui/lei), ripeteranno (loro) in the future; present forms include ripetono, ripete, ripeti. The noun related to the action is ripetizione (repetition).