Usciamo

Usciamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb uscire. It translates to "we go out" or "we leave" and is used to describe moving from a place to the outside or departing from a location in everyday Italian.

Usciamo comes from uscire, an irregular verb. In the present indicative, the forms are io esco, tu esci, lui/lei esce, noi usciamo, voi uscite, loro escono. The past participle is uscito (masc) or uscita (fem); compound tenses use the auxiliary essere, for example siamo usciti or siamo uscite. The verb has irregularities in its stems and conjugation patterns typical of uscire.

Usare uscire also covers figurative uses. For example, la notizia è uscita means "the news has come out," and il libro è uscito means "the book has been released/published." Beyond movement, uscire can express exiting a condition or situation, and it appears in various idioms and expressions.

Common phrases with uscire include uscire di casa (to leave the house), uscire con gli amici (to go out with friends), uscire allo scoperto (to come out publicly or reveal oneself), and uscire di scena (to exit the stage). The verb is versatile across tenses and registers, from casual conversation to formal narration.