“Se domani non torno, mamma, distruggi tutto”

Imperativo
Imperative mood

“non fate un minuto di silenzio, …bruciate tutto!”
(don’t observe a minute of silence, …burn everything!)

The imperative in Italian can be used in various contexts, such as giving directions, making requests, giving orders, or suggesting actions.
The imperative is typically used in the second person singular (tu), second person plural (voi), and first person plural (noi).

– Mangia la tua cena! (Eat your dinner!)
– Venite qui! (Come here!)
– Facciamo una pausa! (Let’s have a break!)

The negative imperative is formed by placing the negation NON before the verb conjugated in the imperative:

– Non mangiare la tua cena! (Don’t eat your dinner!)
– Non venite qui! (Do not come here!)
– Non facciamo una pausa! (Let’s not take a break!)