sentire future tense conjugation

Sentire (to feel; to hear) in the future tense: sentirò, sentirai, sentirà, sentiremo, sentirete, sentiranno.

Futuro semplice Future

Futuro semplice of sentire
io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

ending regular · irr breaks the pattern · tap a form to hear it

When to use the future tense

The futuro semplice says what will happen, and also expresses a guess about the present: “Saranno le otto.”

How it is formed

Endings ò, ai, à, emo, ete, anno on the future stem (-are verbs change a to e: parlerò). Irregular stems include sar- (essere), avr- (avere), andr-, potr-, vorr-, verr-.

Sentire is regular here, so it is a good model for other verbs of the same class.

Sentire in a sentence

  • Sento un rumore strano.I hear a strange noise.
  • Ho sentito la tua chiamata ieri.I heard your call yesterday.

Regular -ire verb (no -isc-); reflexive sentirsi means 'to feel' emotionally.

FAQ

What is the future tense of sentire?

Sentire in the Italian future tense: io sentirò, tu sentirai, lui/lei sentirà, noi sentiremo, voi sentirete, loro sentiranno.

Is sentire irregular in the future tense?

No. In the future tense sentire takes the regular endings for its verb class, so sentirò follows the same pattern as any regular verb.

When do you use the Italian future tense?

The futuro semplice says what will happen, and also expresses a guess about the present: “Saranno le otto.”

How is the future tense formed?

Endings ò, ai, à, emo, ete, anno on the future stem (-are verbs change a to e: parlerò). Irregular stems include sar- (essere), avr- (avere), andr-, potr-, vorr-, verr-.

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