diremos

Diremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb decir in the futuro simple (simple future). It translates to "we will say" or "we shall tell" in English. The form reflects an irregular stem, dir-, used in the future conjugation of decir, which itself comes from Latin dicere.

In the futuro simple, the nosotros form is diremos, while the other subject forms are: diré, dirás, dirá, diréis, dirán. This irregular stem distinguishes decir’s future from regular -ar, -er, and -ir verbs, where the infinitive plus endings would typically be used. The pronunciation is generally di-REH-mos, with the stress on the second syllable.

Uso and meaning:

Diremos is employed to describe a future action in which the speaker and others will speak or tell something. It often appears in commitments, promises, statements about forthcoming information, or reports. Examples include:

- Mañana diremos la verdad. (Tomorrow we will tell the truth.)

- En la rueda de prensa, diremos qué medidas se tomarán. (In the press briefing, we will say what measures will be taken.)

Notes:

Diremos is a standard, neutral form appropriate for formal and informal contexts. It is commonly used in journalism, governance, education, and everyday speech when referring to future communication by a group.

See also:

Decir, conjugation of decir, futuro simple.