desidereremo

Desidereremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb desiderare, meaning to desire or want. In English, it corresponds to “we will desire,” and it can express a future wish, intention, or expectation. It is a regular form for the -are verb desiderare, following the standard future endings.

Conjugation of desiderare in the future indicative is regular: io desidererò, tu desidererai, lui/lei desidererà, noi desidereremo, voi desidererete, loro desidereranno. The form desidereremo appears in contexts describing what a group intends or hopes to obtain in the future.

Usage and nuance: desidereremo is typically used in more formal or literary contexts, or in planning discussions where a collective future wish or objective is stated. It can also appear in clauses introduced by che to express a desired outcome, e.g., desidereremo che tu venga. In everyday speech, speakers more often use present forms to express near-future desires or switch to other constructions to convey intention.

Examples:

- Desidereremo una risposta entro la settimana. (We will desire/hope for a response within the week.)

- Desidereremo incontrarvi per discutere i dettagli. (We will desire to meet you to discuss the details.)

- Desidereremo che tutto proceda senza problemi. (We will desire that everything proceeds without issues.)

See also: desiderare.