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Sarà is the Italian verb form meaning "will be." It is the third-person singular of the verb essere in the futto semplice (simple future). The full set of forms for essere in the future is: io sarò, tu sarai, lui/lei sarà, noi saremo, voi sarete, loro saranno. The stem for the third-person singular is sar-, and the ending -à marks the third person singular in this tense. The accent on è in the form sarà indicates that the stress falls on the final syllable.

Sarà is used to express a future state or identity of a subject. It can refer to a definite future event or situation, as in "Domani sarà una giornata calda" (Tomorrow will be a hot day), or to a possibility or expectation, as in "Non sarà facile" (It won't be easy). It can also appear in questions or in polite or formal contexts, including when Lei sarà present or when used with other clauses, for example "Sarà lei a decidere" (It will be she who decides).

Pronunciation in standard Italian places the stress on the final syllable: [saˈɾa] (approximate). The r is trilled or tapped, and the vowels are pronounced clearly according to Italian phonology. In translation, sarà corresponds to the English "will be," depending on the subject and context. See also essere, futuro semplice, and Italian verb conjugation.