impareremmo

Impareremmo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb imparare in the conditional present, meaning "we would learn." It is used to express hypothetical outcomes, polite offers, or statements about what would happen under certain conditions.

Morphology and conjugation: imparare is a regular -are verb, and its conditional present forms are built from the future stem imparer- with the standard endings -ei, -esti, -ebbe, -emmo, -este, -ebbero. Therefore, the forms include io imparerei, tu impareresti, lui/lei imparerebbe, noi impareremmo, voi imparereste, loro imparerebbero. The form impareremmo specifically corresponds to the noi (we) subject.

Usage notes: The conditional present of imparare is commonly used to describe hypothetical actions, polite offers, or to soften statements. It often appears in the main clause after a hypothetical condition introduced by a past or present clause (for example, after se + imperfect subjunctive). It can also express a neutral statement about what would be learned given certain circumstances.

Examples:

- Se avessimo tempo, impareremmo una nuova lingua. (If we had time, we would learn a new language.)

- Offriremmo assistenza se ce ne fosse bisogno; impareremmo rapidamente le procedure. (We would offer assistance if needed; we would learn the procedures quickly.)

See also: Italian verb conjugation, conditional mood, imparare.