Stupiremo

Stupiremo is the Italian verb form that corresponds to the simple future tense for the first person plural, meaning “we will astonish” or “we will amaze.” It is derived from the verb stupire, which means to astonish, surprise, or amaze, and is used to express a claim about future action by a group that includes the speaker.

Grammatical notes: Stupiremo is formed from the infinitive stupire with the future ending -remo for the noi form. It requires a subject in the first person plural (noi). Examples include “Stupiremo il pubblico con una performance innovativa” (“We will astonish the audience with an innovative performance”) or “Stupiremo tutti con questa notizia” (“We will surprise everyone with this news”).

Usage: In everyday Italian, stupiremo is used to state intentions, expectations, or promises regarding future events. It can appear in spoken language, writing, or media, including lyrics, slogans, or announcements. As a verb form, its exact nuance depends on context and tone, ranging from confident ambition to a promotional claim.

Cultural context: As a common verb form, stupiremo can be found in various Italian texts and discourses without serving as a fixed proper noun. When encountered as a standalone phrase, it typically signals an intention to deliver a striking or memorable result in the future.

Translations: The core meaning is context-dependent, typically rendered as “we will astonish,” “we will amaze,” or “we will surprise” in English. The nuance shifts with additional words surrounding the phrase.