mangeremo

Mangeremo is the first-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb mangiare, meaning we will eat. It is used to express a plan, expectation, or intention to eat at some point in the future.

Formation and morphology: For regular -are verbs like mangiare, the future tense is formed from the stem manger- plus personal endings. The forms are mangerò, mangerai, mangerà, mangeremo, mangerete, mangeranno. Therefore mangeremo specifically means “we will eat.”

Pronunciation: The form is pronounced roughly as [man.dʒeˈre.mo], with the stress on the syllable containing the second to last vowel in standard Italian pronunciation.

Usage examples: Domani mangeremo al ristorante. If we are planning a meal, this phrase can introduce a forthcoming act of eating. Se avremo fame, mangeremo prima di partire. We will eat before leaving if we become hungry. Noi mangeremo insieme dopo la riunione. We will eat together after the meeting.

Notes: Mangeremo is a standard, neutral form used in everyday Italian, appropriate in both spoken and written contexts. It is not a proper noun and does not carry additional connotations beyond its literal meaning. See also mangiare, Italian verb conjugation.

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