entreremo

Entreremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb entrare in the future tense (futuro semplice). It translates to “we will enter” in English and is used to describe a future-action plan or promise by the speaker and others.

The form is regular for Italian verbs in the -are group when forming the futuro semplice, with the stem entrenching to entr- and the standard future endings applied. The verb is derived from entrare, meaning to go in or to enter, and shares its basic meaning in all its tenses, with only the tense and subject changing.

Conjugation in the futuro semplice: io entrerò, tu entrerai, lui/lei entrerà, noi entreremo, voi entrerete, loro entreranno. The key form for the phrase requested is exactly noi entreremo.

Usage notes and examples: Entreremo is commonly used in everyday speech to indicate future actions involving a group. For example, Domani entreremo nel museo alle dieci. A second example might be Se avremo le chiavi, entreremo subito. In written Italian, the form can appear in narration or dialogue to signal planned movement, entry into a building, or entry into a new phase or situation. As with other Italian verb forms, correct concordance with subject and context is essential for clear communication.