invierò

Invierò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb inviare in the futuro semplice, the simple future tense. The infinitive inviare means to send or to dispatch, so invierò literally corresponds to “I will send.” It is used to express a planned action or a promise to send something in the future.

Conjugation and formation: inviare is a regular -are verb, and in the futuro semplice its forms are invierò, invierai, invierà, invieremo, invierete, invieranno. The first-person singular invierò uses the stem invier- and carries the grave accent on the final o to indicate the stress.

Usage: Invierò typically governs a direct object, as in Invierò la lettera domani (I will send the letter tomorrow) or Invierò i documenti appena saranno pronti (I will send the documents as soon as they are ready). It appears in spoken and written Italian, in emails, letters, and other communications to denote future action. In more immediate or formal contexts, speakers may opt for alternative expressions such as sto per inviare (I am about to send) or spedire in other tenses, but invierò remains correct and common for straightforward future intention.

Notes: Invio, invii, invia, inviamo, inviate, inviano are the present tense forms of inviare. The word invierò is not a proper noun and should be treated as a standard verb form within its grammatical context.