parleremo

Parleremo is the first person plural form of the Italian verb parlare in the futuro semplice, meaning "we will speak." It is used to describe future actions involving the speaker and others.

Conjugation and forms

Parlare is a regular -are verb, and its futuro semplice forms are built by adding specific endings to the stem parler-. The full set is:

Io parlerò, tu parlerai, lui/lei parlerà, noi parleremo, voi parlerete, loro parleranno.

Thus, parleremo corresponds to the affirmative statement "we will speak."

Usage

Parleremo expresses events or actions that are expected to take place in the future. It can be used in both formal and everyday language and appears in statements about planned actions, intentions, or predictions. In many contexts, the future can also be conveyed with the present tense or with other future constructions, but the futuro semplice provides a direct, simple future form.

Examples

- Domani parleremo con il direttore. (Tomorrow we will speak with the director.)

- Se tutto va bene, parleremo di questa questione la prossima settimana.

Notes

Parleremo is a common, regular form and does not imply subjunctive or conditional nuance; it is a straightforward future tense verb. It is one of the standard conjugations learners encounter when studying Italian verb tenses and regular -are verbs.