aceitaremos

Aceitaremos is a Portuguese verb form that means “we will accept.” It is the first-person plural future indicative of the verb aceitar (also aceitAR in some spellings), used to express an intention to accept proposals, terms, offers, or conditions in the future. The form can also appear in formal or formalized writing, where future commitments are discussed.

Etymology and form: Aceitar derives from the Latin acceptare, through the Portuguese aceitar/aceitar. The specific form aceitaremos is built from the infinitive aceitAR and the standard future ending for the first-person plural (-emos) attached to the stem, reflecting regular -ar verb conjugation patterns in Portuguese. The word is closely related to the noun aceitação (acceptance) and the adjective aceitável (acceptable), all sharing the same root.

Usage and nuance: Aceitaremos is used to state a forthcoming decision to accept something, often in negotiations, policy statements, or formal correspondence. Examples include: “Aceitaremos as condições propostas” (We will accept the proposed conditions). The negative form is “não aceitaremos.” While widely understood in Brazilian and European Portuguese, the form may be more common in written or official contexts than in casual speech, where simplesmente “aceitaremos” is often substituted with “vamos aceitar.”

See also: aceitar, aceitação, aceitável. Note that in Spanish, the cognate form would be different (aceptaremos) and “aceite” more commonly refers to oil in that language, not to the Portuguese verb.