perderemo

Perderemo is an Italian verb form meaning "we will lose." It is the first-person plural form of the futuro semplice (simple future) of perdere, the verb meaning to lose.

Perdere is an -ere verb. In the futuro semplice the endings are -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. Therefore, the first-person plural form for noi is perderemo, while other forms include perderò, perderai, perderà, perderete, perderanno.

Usage: Perderemo denotes a future loss or failure to gain, and can refer to tangible losses (we will lose an object or a possession) or abstract losses (we will miss an opportunity, waste time or resources). It is used in ordinary speech, journalism, and literature to express a forthcoming outcome that involves losing something.

Examples: Se non interveniamo subito, perderemo tempo e risorse. Domani perderemo il treno se partiamo ora. In a figurative sense, se non cambiamo strategia, perderemo opportunità.

Etymology and related forms: Perderemo comes from perdere, which derives from Latin perdere. Related forms appear in other Romance languages, such as Spanish perderemos and French nous perdrons. The form illustrates the regular -ere verb pattern in Italian for the noi future.