Fermeremo

Fermeremo is the Italian verb form meaning “we will stop.” It is the first-person plural in the simple future tense of the verb fermare, which means to stop, halt, or bring to a conclusion of movement or action.

Etymology and function: Fermare derives from Latin firmare in meaning related to making firm or stopping movement. In Italian, fermare is a regular -are verb, and ferme- forms the future stem used with personal endings to express actions that will occur by a group.

Conjugation: The full future tense of fermare includes: io fermerò, tu fermerai, lui/lei fermerà, noi fermeremo, voi fermerete, loro fermeranno. The form fermeremo specifically identifies the subject as “we.”

Usage: Fermeremo is used to indicate a planned or certain action by a group in the future. It can refer to stopping a physical activity, ceasing an operation, or halting a process. It appears in statements, announcements, and hypothetical scenarios involving collective action.

Examples:

- Domani fermeremo la strada per permettere i lavori.

- Se la situazione non migliora, fermeremo il progetto.

- Noi fermeremo temporaneamente la linea e informeremo i passeggeri.

See also: fermare (to stop) and futuro semplice (simple future in Italian).

Note: Fermeremo is a standard, neutral grammatical form and should be understood in contexts where a group commits to stopping or halting something in the future.