Italian Phrase
Incontrerai più intervistatori.
Meaning
The sentence means ‘You will meet more interviewers.’ It is a straightforward future‑tense statement that predicts an increase in the number of people who will interview you, whether for a job, a research project, or a media appearance.
When to use
Use this phrase when talking about upcoming interview opportunities – for example, when a career coach tells a client that their job‑search efforts are expanding, or when a researcher explains that a new study will involve additional interviewers.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Incontreraipiùintervistatori.
Incontrerai (Future Simple)
The verb 'incontrare' (to meet) conjugated in the second‑person singular future simple: 'incontrerai' = you will meet.
più (comparative adverb)
Used before a plural noun to mean 'more' or 'a greater number of'.
intervistatori (plural noun)
Plural form of 'intervistatore' (interviewer). In Italian nouns agree in number with the article or quantifier.
🗨In Conversation
Incontrerai più intervistatori.
You will meet more interviewers.
Sì, il progetto sta crescendo e vogliamo diverse prospettive.
Yes, the project is growing and we want different perspectives.
✕Common Mistakes
Incontrerai più intervistatore.
The noun must agree in number with 'più'; use the plural 'intervistatori'.
Incontrerà più intervistatori.
Use the second‑person form 'incontrerai' when speaking to 'you'.
Incontrerai intervistatori più.
Do not place 'più' after the noun; it must precede the noun it modifies.
↔Alternatives
Avrai più colloqui con diversi intervistatori.
You will have more interviews with different interviewers.
Ti troverai di fronte a più intervistatori.
You will find yourself facing more interviewers.
Saranno più gli intervistatori che incontrerai.
There will be more interviewers that you will meet.
Cultural Tip
In Italy, interview etiquette is quite formal. Address interviewers with 'Lei' unless they invite you to use 'tu', and always bring a copy of your CV. When you know you’ll meet several interviewers, it’s polite to greet each one individually, offering a firm handshake and a brief, respectful introduction.