arriverons

Arriverons is the first-person plural future simple form of the French verb arriver. It translates to “we will arrive” or, more broadly, “we shall arrive.” As a finite verb form, it expresses a future action in sentences and is not a noun or proper name.

Arriver is an intransitive verb of movement that can also mean “to happen” in certain contexts. It is a regular -er verb, and its future simple forms are created by adding standard endings to the infinitive: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. Therefore, nous arriverons is the normal form for “we will arrive.” In the passé composé, the verb takes the auxiliary être, with the past participle arriving: nous sommes arrivés.

In usage, arriverons is used to indicate a physical arrival at a place or, more broadly, that an event or outcome will occur. Examples: Nous arriverons à l’aéroport à midi. Nous arriverons peut-être à trouver une solution. The phrase can also appear in constructions such as arriver à faire quelque chose, meaning “to manage to do something,” though that is a separate construction from the future tense form.

Culturally, the form may appear in French literature, journalism, or everyday speech whenever a speaker asserts a future arrival of people or events. It is one of the regular conjugations of a common verb and illustrates how French conveys future action through the -ons ending for nous.