ceneremo

Ceneremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb cenare in the simple future tense. Cenare means to dine or have dinner, and ceneremo translates to “we will dine” or “we will have dinner.” It is used to express a planned or intended future action by the group including the speaker.

Etymology and morphology: cenare comes from Latin cena, meaning dinner. In Italian, the futuro semplice forms for -are verbs are built by adding standard endings to the verb stem, producing forms such as cenerò, cenerai, cenerà, ceneremo, cenerete, and ceneranno for the person and number indicated. The form ceneremo is therefore the nosotros form of the verb cenare in the future.

Usage and examples: Ceneremo together at eight is a common construction to indicate a future plan. For example, Noi ceneremo alle otto e poi partiremo. The form is widely used in both spoken and written Italian to describe intentions, arrangements, or scheduled activities.

Notes: Ceneremo is primarily a grammatical form and does not have a separate meaning outside the verb cenare. It may appear in Italian texts wherever a future dining plan is discussed. For related forms, see cenare and the broader topic of the futuro semplice (simple future) in Italian grammar.