studieranno

Studieranno is the Italian verb form in the futuro semplice (simple future) for the third-person plural of the verb studiare, meaning "they will study." It expresses actions that will take place in the future, with loro as the subject. The form is regular for the -are class in the future; the stem is created by replacing the -are ending with -er- in the infinitive, yielding studier-, and the personal ending for loro is -anno, giving studieranno.

Conjugation and examples: The full future paradigm for studiare is: io studierò, tu studierai, lui/lei studierà, noi studieremo, voi studierete, loro studieranno. The word studieranno can appear in sentences such as: Domani studieranno per l’esame. Le loro previsioni indicano che studieranno molto quest’anno.

Usage and nuance: Studieranno is used to state or predict that the subjects will engage in studying in the future, without implying ongoing aspect. It can appear in formal writing, news reporting, educational contexts, or everyday speech. While it often translates as "they will study," context can allow a sense closer to "they will be studying" when paired with time expressions or other wording that emphasizes duration. It is one of several future forms in Italian, alongside constructions like the near future, but remains the standard simple future form for discussing planned or expected actions by a group. See also studiare, futuro semplice, and Italian verb conjugation patterns.