impieghiamo

Impieghiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb impiegare. The verb means to employ or to use, and can refer to using resources, time, or people. In everyday language it is used both in business contexts (employing workers) and in more general senses (using tools, spending time).

Usage in Italian covers several nuances. Impiegare can indicate the deliberate use of resources (impiegare capitale, impiegare strumenti), the allocation of time (impiegare due ore), or the engagement of personnel for a task (impiegare un team). It can also imply involvement in a task or project (impiegare molto impegno). The sense of employment of people is common in professional settings, while use of time or materials is widespread in everyday speech.

Conjugation and grammar. Impiegare is a regular -are verb. Present indicative forms include: io impiego, tu impieghi, lui/lei impiega, noi impieghiamo, voi impiegate, loro impiegano. Other forms include the past participle impiegato and the gerund impiegando. The related noun impiego means employment, job, or the act of using something.

Etymology. The verb derives from the noun impiego (employment or use) and shares its stem with the concept of putting resources or time to use. It is a standard component of contemporary Italian vocabulary across formal and informal registers.