"Siete il nostro domani."

Translation: You are our future.

[Elena18]

Could this also be translated "You are ours tomorrow"? I was envisioning talking to that "Doggie in the window" whom we are about to adopt....

[marziotta]

"Siete il nostro, domani" with a comma, could be what you say, but without context, no way, nobody would ever say it.

Furthermore, "VOI siete il nostrO" don't agree, without context, it's a strict NO.

[brocknickel]

You help me so much marziotta, i thank you for your time and effort =)

[marziotta]

:) Pleased to help. :)

[missymaelicia]

No ! It would be "siete i nostri, domani"

[GrnpcFTMarkRMOwl]

That would be for a bunch of dogs, not a single puppy! Speaker and what is spoken about are different!

[CallMeAnja]

So you would say this at a graduation speech or something?

[djparke2]

I think so. It's seems similar to talking about the next generation.

[felblmd]

Why "domani" and not "futuro"

[sp4mblob]

Probably the same as in English: "You are our tomorrow" and "You are our future" might mean the same but not necessarily. Speaker's preference...

[bunnypopcorn]

nah i think this sentence is really cool haha

[AdiYan12]

this made me go "awwwwwwwwwwww" ♥

[Gewittermiez]

So cheesy.

[SaveOrSlow]

This is probably my favorite sentence I've practiced so far. Hahaha.

[funnyiloveitaly2]

Inspiring phrase from Duo!

[thetractorgirl]

Why can't you say "You are ours tomorrow"?

[GrnpcFTMarkRMOwl]

OK, someone mentioned a graduation ceremony, but, as someone who pays attention to non-profit public interest groups, I hope people will look at children that way every day. It might be said in church, a classroom, or simply at a dinner table or pep talk.... The PIRGs set up a youth oriented program for renewable energy activism, for one....Certainly the Unitarian Universalists have a Sunday school program as well, for another kind.