Parduosime

Parduosime is a Lithuanian verb form meaning "we will sell." It is the first-person plural future tense of the verb parduoti, which means to sell. The form is used in statements about planned sales, contractual terms, or business announcements, and can appear in both formal and informal contexts.

In Lithuanian, verbs inflect for person and number, and parduosime explicitly indicates that the subject is "we." Word order is flexible, so the object may precede the verb for emphasis, as in Šią prekę parduosime per savaitę ("We will sell this item within a week"). The form commonly appears in written and spoken language related to commerce, negotiations, and public declarations.

Etymology and related forms: Parduosime derives from the infinitive parduoti with a future tense suffix that marks first-person plural. Related future forms include parduosiu ("I will sell") and parduosi ("you will sell"). The regular noun corresponding to the action of selling is pardavimas, while a seller is pardavėjas. Standard present-tense forms include parduodu ("I sell"), which contrasts with the future forms for temporal reference.

Usage notes: Parduosime is not a proper noun. It is a grammatical form used to express future action by the speaker and others as a group. In headlines or promotional material, it may appear as a concise announcement of planned sales or dispositions. Understanding parduosime helps in reading Lithuanian business prose and in forming correct future-tense statements.