aumentiamo

Aumentiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb aumentare, meaning to increase or to raise. In everyday Italian, aumentiamo expresses a collective action or proposal, as in statements like “Aumentiamo i servizi” (we increase the services) or “Aumentiamo le nostre attività” (let us increase our activities). The form can also function as an exhortation or slogan in some contexts, inviting a group to act together.

Etymology and grammar: The verb aumentare comes from Latin augmentare, with the suffix -are typical of Italian first-conjugation verbs. Aumentiamo is used with a direct object or with a broader notion of growth, such as numbers, resources, wages, or investments. It can appear in declarative sentences, as well as in imperatives or hortative expressions that motivate collective action.

Usage and contexts: Aumentiamo is commonly encountered in political, economic, or social discourse as a call to increase funding, benefits, or development. It is also used as a standalone phrase or as a component of longer slogans or campaign titles. When used as a proper noun—such as the name of a campaign, association, or initiative—it is typically capitalized and treated as a stable label rather than a verb in a sentence.

See also: aumentare, crescita, investimenti, salari. Notes: The exact meaning and emphasis of aumentiamo depend on context, tone, and the accompanying nouns or verbs, making it flexible across different discourse domains.