falaremos

Falaremos is the first-person plural form of the Portuguese verb falar in the future indicative (futuro do indicativo), meaning "we will speak" or "we shall speak." It denotes an action that will take place later and is used across formal and informal registers.

As a regular -ar verb, falar follows standard conjugation patterns. The complete futuro do indicativo paradigm for falar is: eu falarei, tu falarás, ele falará, nós falaremos, vós falareis, eles falarão. The form falaremos is most commonly encountered in written language and in formal speech; in everyday Brazilian Portuguese, many speakers prefer constructions like "nós vamos falar" or "a gente falará" to express the same idea.

Usage notes include that falaremos can introduce statements about planned or expected events. It also appears in clauses of consequence or sequence, often with time markers such as amanhã, depois, or mais tarde. In subordinate clauses expressing future actions, speakers may use this form as part of a broader tense system, though more colloquial speech might substitute periphrastic forms (e.g., vamos falar).

Etymology traces falar to Latin fabulāre, meaning to tell, speak, or tell fables, via Old Portuguese. This lineage aligns with related Romance verbs denoting speech and communication.

Examples: Nós falaremos com o diretor amanhã. Quando terminarmos o relatório, falaremos sobre os próximos passos. See also: falar, futuro do indicativo, verbos regulares em -ar.