Poderem

Poderem is a Portuguese verb, specifically the third-person plural future subjunctive form of the verb "poder," which means "to be able to" or "can." The future subjunctive is used to express a possibility, a condition, or an expectation in the future, often in clauses introduced by conjunctions like "quando" (when), "se" (if), or "enquanto" (while).

When someone uses "poderem" in a sentence, they are referring to a situation where multiple people or entities might be able to do something in the future, contingent on certain circumstances. For example, "Quando eles puderem vir, celebraremos" translates to "When they can come, we will celebrate." Here, "puderem" indicates the future possibility of their arrival.

This verb form is crucial for constructing complex sentences that express hypothetical situations or future potential. Its usage is common in everyday Portuguese conversation as well as in formal writing. Understanding "poderem" allows for a more nuanced interpretation of future possibilities and conditions within the Portuguese language.