notiamo

Notiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb notare, meaning "we notice" or "we remark." It is used in statements of observation and appears with the subject noi, as in Notiamo un cambiamento.

Usage and function: Notiamo introduces a clause that presents an observation or finding. It is common in journalism, academic writing, and everyday speech. Examples include Notiamo un aumento delle temperature or Notiamo che i dati mostrano una correlazione.

Grammar and etymology: The infinitive is notare; other present indicative forms include noto, noti, nota, notiamo, notate, notano. The verb comes from Latin notare (to mark, to note). The noun nota, related but distinct, means "note" or "grade" in Italian and is used independently from the verb form.

See also: notare, nota, notazione. Notiamo functions as a standard conjugated verb form in Italian and has no independent meaning beyond its role as the present-tense first-person plural of notare, though it can appear in contexts ranging from casual conversation to formal reporting.