offriamo

Offriamo is the Italian verb form that translates to "we offer" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative of offrire, the verb meaning to offer or to provide. This form is used to indicate that the speaker and others are presenting or supplying something to someone else. It appears frequently in business, hospitality, customer service, and everyday speech.

Conjugation and usage: The infinitive is offrire. Present tense forms include io offro, tu offri, lui/lei offre, noi offriamo, voi offrirete, loro offrono. Offriamo is used with a direct object to indicate what is being provided, for example: Noi offriamo soluzioni software personalizzate, oppure Noi offriamo assistenza clienti 24 ore su 24.

Etymology and cognates: Offrire derives from Latin offerre, and has cognates in other Romance languages, such as French offrir and Spanish ofrecer. The word has entered common Italian usage in everyday and formal contexts, preserving the sense of presenting or supplying something to others.

Usage notes: While offriamo is most common in statements of capability or proposition (we offer X or we provide Y), the verb offrire also appears in advertising, proposals, and service descriptions to describe available products, services, or assistance. It can be negated with non offriamo to deny ongoing offers, and it forms part of broader expressions about hospitality, commerce, or help. Overall, offriamo acts as a straightforward, neutral statement of provision in Italian.