tornerete

Tornerete is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb tornare, meaning you all will return. It is used to describe a future action by the group addressed as voi. Like other regular -are verbs, tornare follows the standard future endings: -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno, giving tornerò, tornerai, tornerà, torneremo, tornerete, torneranno. The form tornerete corresponds specifically to voi in the future tense.

Usage of tornerete appears in everyday Italian to discuss plans, expectations, or arrangements that involve multiple people returning to a place or situation. It can be used in both direct statements and questions, and it often appears in conversation about travel, relocations, or the resumption of activities after an interruption. In formal writing, it is interchangeable with other future tense constructions that express the same idea, though tornerete remains the most direct way to address the group.

Example sentences include: Quando tornerete a casa, chiamate i vostri genitori. Scegliete una data entro cui tornerete e ce la comunicate. The form is specific to the voi subject and cannot be used for other persons.

See also: tornare, futuri semplici in Italian, the broader system of Italian verb conjugation.