pagheremo

Pagheremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb pagare, meaning "we will pay." It denotes a future action carried out by the subject noi (we) and is used in both formal and informal contexts.

Formation and morphology: Pagare is an -are verb with an irregular future stem. The stem becomes pagher- and combines with the standard future endings: -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Thus the forms include pagherò, pagherai, pagherà, pagheremo, pagherete, pagheranno. The inserted h after the g preserves the hard g before the e, ensuring correct pronunciation [paɡˈkeɾmo].

Usage: Pagheremo expresses a definite plan or commitment to pay in the future. It takes a direct object, as in pagheremo i debiti (we will pay the debts). It can appear in declarative sentences about future obligations or intentions. In conditional or hypothetical contexts, related forms like pagheremmo are used (we would pay).

Negation and variations: To negate, use non pagheremo (we will not pay). Other person-number forms include posso pagare or pagherai, illustrating how the stem changes across tenses and persons.

Notes: Pagheremo is derived from pagare, which has several related forms across tenses and moods. The future tense in Italian often conveys plans, promises, or assumptions about the near future and is common in everyday speech, business, and formal writing.

See also: pagare; future indicative in Italian; Italian verb conjugation.