Vorremo

Vorremo is the Italian verb form of volere (to want) used as the first-person plural in the simple future tense. In English it generally translates as "we will want." Volere is irregular, and its future forms follow the stem vorr-: io vorrò, tu vorrai, lui vorrà, noi vorremo, voi vorrete, loro vorranno.

In usage, vorremo expresses a future intention or plan by the subject "we." It can be used to indicate that, in the future, the speaker and others will want to do something. Example: Noi vorremo iniziare il progetto la prossima settimana. Translation: We will want to start the project next week.

The form vorremo is often confused with vorremmo, which is the conditional present meaning "we would like." The two forms differ in mood and nuance: vorremo states a future intention, while vorremmo softens the statement to a polite or hypothetical desire. Example: Noi vorremmo andare al cinema (we would like to go to the cinema). The distinction is important for conveying immediacy and politeness in Italian.

Etymology and morphology: vorremo derives from volere with the futuro semplice endings, using the stem vorr- plus the -emo ending. It is part of a larger system of irregular Italian verbs built around the volere family, alongside vorrò, vorrai, vorrai, vorrete, vorranno.

See also: volere, vogliamo, futuro semplice, condizionale presente.