apriremo

Apriremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb aprire in the futuro semplice, meaning "we will open." It denotes a future action carried out by the subject noi (we). As a regular -ire verb, its conjugation follows the standard pattern for -ire verbs: io aprirò, tu aprirai, lui/lei aprirà, noi apriremo, voi aprirete, loro apriranno. The form appears in sentences where a plan, intention, or prediction is attributed to a group that includes the speaker.

Usage and examples: Apriremo expresses a future event or decision by a collective subject. Examples include: Domani apriremo una nuova sede. Quando saremo pronti, apriremo la discussione al pubblico. In everyday speech, the near future can also be conveyed with the present tense or with expressions like stare per, but the futuro semplice remains common in written language and formal contexts.

Etymology and related forms: Aprire derives from the Latin aperīre, meaning “to open.” Related nouns such as apertura (opening) and other verbs in the same -ire conjugation share similarities in formation. The negative form is non apriremo, followed by the rest of the sentence as appropriate.

Notes: Apriremo is specific to the formal or written register when referring to a future action by the speaker and others. Its use helps denote plans or commitments involving a group, distinguishing it from singular forms like aprirò (I will open) or apriremo in other contexts.