ganharemos

Ganharemos is a Portuguese verb form, specifically the first-person plural of the futuro do presente (simple future) of the verb ganhar. It translates roughly as "we will earn" or "we will win," depending on the context. The form is used to state or predict actions that the speaker and at least one other person will perform in the future, and it appears in contexts such as sports, business, politics, and everyday language.

Morphology and usage: Ganharemos is formed from the infinitive ganhar with the stem ganh- plus the standard future ending for -ar verbs, -aremos. The spelling retains the "nh" digraph to reflect the palatal nasal sound. It is correct in formal writing and can appear in spoken language, though many speakers also use periphrastic futures like "vamos ganhar" in everyday speech.

Meaning and nuance: Because ganhar covers both "to win" and "to earn," ganharemos can mean either “we will win” or “we will earn,” depending on the sentence’s subject matter. The intended sense is usually evident from the surrounding words, such as the object or the broader discourse.

Examples:

- Nós ganharemos o prêmio se continuarmos com este projeto. (We will win the prize if we continue with this project.)

- Nós ganharemos dinheiro com a nova parceria. (We will earn money with the new partnership.)

Related forms: The verb ganhar also has forms in other tenses and moods, with ganharmos serving as the present indicative for some contrasts, and ganhando as the gerund. The base verb is ganhar.