correremo

Correremo is the first-person plural (noi) form of the Italian verb correre in the future indicative, meaning “we will run.” It is used to express a planned or expected action in the near or distant future and appears in both spoken and written Italian.

Etymology and form: Correre comes from Latin currere, and the Italian future semplice forms the stem with the infinitive correre plus the appropriate ending. For the noi form, the result is correremo. The full future semplice of correre is: io correrò, tu correrai, lui/lei correrà, noi correremo, voi correrete, loro correranno. The spelling preserves the double “r” of the verb’s infinitive, and stress typically falls on the syllable preceding the ending.

Usage notes: Correremo can be used in a wide range of contexts to indicate a future action, whether describing a plan, a prediction, or a promise. It can be negated with non (noi non correremo) and combined with pronouns as appropriate within Italian sentence structures.

Relation to other languages: In Spanish, a cognate form exists with the same meaning, written as correremos. While the two languages share Latin roots, their verb conjugations and spellings differ, reflecting distinct Romance-language patterns.

See also: Correre, Italian irregular verbs, Spanish conjugation of correr.