prepareremo

Prepareremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb preparare in the future tense, meaning "we will prepare." It is used to express a planned action by the speaker and others in the future.

Conjugation and grammar: Prepareremo follows the regular pattern for -are verbs in the simple future. The full set for preparare is preparerò, preparerai, preparerà, prepareremo, preparerete, prepareranno. The form prepareremo corresponds to noi (we). The future tense is distinct from the present prepariamo (we prepare) and from near-future constructions using other auxiliary words.

Usage: The future tense is used to state intentions, plans, or predictions without implying immediacy. It appears in everyday and formal contexts, such as planning tasks, meals, events, or projects. For near-future nuances, speakers may combine present forms with adverbs of time or with expressions like "stare per" in other constructions.

Examples: Domani prepareremo la presentazione. Prepareremo la cena insieme. Abbiamo deciso che prepareremo tutti i materiali entro venerdì.

Etymology and related forms: Prepareremo derives from preparare, which in turn comes from Latin praeparare, meaning “to prepare beforehand.” Related forms include preparerò (I will prepare), preparerai (you will prepare), e prepareranno (they will prepare).