esportiamo

Esportiamo is the first-person plural present tense form of the Italian verb esportare, meaning "we export." It functions as a finite verb describing the act of sending goods or services from Italy to other countries. It appears in business reports, trade communications, and everyday speech. As a verb form, it is not a noun; capitalizing it would usually indicate a brand or headline, not standard prose.

Etymology: Esportare derives from ex- meaning "out" and portare meaning "to carry," tracing back to Latin exportare. The English word export shares the same origin. Related Italian nouns include esportazione (export), esportatore (exporter), and esportato (exported), formed from the same root.

Conjugation and usage: In the present indicative, the forms are io esporto, tu esporti, lui/lei esporta, noi esportiamo, voi esportate, loro esportano. Example: Esportiamo vino italiano in Germania. The phrase is widely understood in Italian-speaking contexts and conveys the act of shipping goods abroad without implying any political stance.

See also: esportazione, esportatore, esportato, esportare.