"Vorranno più cibo."

Translation: They will want more food.

[cjbenassi]

The "cibo" pronunciation sounds very odd in the recording

[hopefully2]

Yes, i agree it sounded like civo!

[Llaaama]

Does anyone know why it isn't "più di cibo" instead please? If I added "di", would the meaning have changed?
Please help, thank you.

[CivisRomanus]

Because più di is only used for comparative, when comparing two nouns (or pronouns) by a certain action or condition expressed by a verb, or by essere + adjective (✱):

• Paolo lavora più di me. = Paul works more than me.

• Il piombo pesa più del ferro. = Lead weighs more then iron.

• Questo modello costa più di quello. = This model costs more than that one.

• Tuo fratello è alto più di te. ✱ = Your brother is taller than you.

• Le mie valigie sono pesanti più delle tue. ✱ = My suitcases are heavier than yours.

✱ This is an alternative construction to the straightforward one: Tuo fratello è più alto di te; Le mie valigie sono più pesanti delle tue.

Vorranno più di cibo does not change the meaning of the sentence, it is simply ungrammatical.

[Randonneur3]

This future section is hard. I couldn't find this verb in my dictionary. (I'm never going to use the hints)

[ForgetUmbrella]

That's because volere is irregular.