chiederemo

Chiederemo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb chiedere in the futuro semplice (future simple). It translates to “we will ask” or “we shall ask” and is used to indicate an action that the subject anticipates performing in the future. The form appears in both formal and informal writing and speech, depending on the surrounding context.

Etymology and grammar: Chiederemo derives from chiedere, the standard Italian verb meaning to ask or to request. Chiedere itself comes from the Latin quaerere, meaning to seek or inquire. As a regular -ere verb in the Italian future tense, chiederemo follows the typical endings for the first-person plural: -eremo (with the root embedded as chieder- plus -emo). The corresponding forms include chiedero (I will ask), chiederai (you will ask), chiederà (he/she will ask), chiederete (you all will ask), and chiederanno (they will ask).

Usage: Chiederemo is used to express an intention to ask something in the future. It can introduce requests, clarifications, or inquiries planned by a group. Examples in plain usage include: “Chiederemo chiarimenti ai responsabili” (We will ask the managers for clarifications) and “Chiederemo un incontro con il referente” (We will request a meeting with the contact person). In narrative writing, it can convey a coordinated action by a group or organization.

Notes: Chiederemo is not a noun or proper noun; it is strictly a verb form. Its use aligns with standard Italian conjugation rules for -ere verbs, and it is commonly found in formal statements, reports, or planned actions described by multiple speakers. See also chiedere and the futuro semplice for related forms and usage.