informiamo

Informiamo is the first-person plural present indicative of the Italian verb informare. It translates to "we inform" in English and is used when the speaker or the reporting entity states information to others. The form is commonly employed in formal communication, such as press releases, public notices, and administrative communications, to introduce information the speaker deems important or official. Common phrases include "Informiamo i cittadini che..." and "Informiamo che l'evento è stato posticipato." The use signals authority and responsibility, and it is often followed by details about a decision, fact, or instruction.

Linguistic notes: informare is a regular -are verb; "informiamo" follows the standard conjugation pattern for noi. The word derives from Latin informare ("to form, shape; train, inform"), with semantic development toward imparting knowledge.

In addition to its use as a plain verb form, "Informiamo" may appear as a capitalized name in other contexts, such as a brand, project, or media initiative, though there is no universally recognized organization solely by that name. When used as a proper name, its meaning would be as a title or label rather than a grammatical form.

See also: Italian grammar, verbs, public communication.