propondremos

Propondremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb proponer in the future indicative. It translates to “we will propose” or “we shall propose” in English. This form is used when the speaker and at least one other person commit to presenting a proposal in the future.

Proponer is an irregular verb in the future tense, with the stem changing to propondr-. The form propondremos is built by adding the standard future endings to that stem. For reference, the full future paradigm is: yo propondré, tú propondrás, él propondrá, nosotros propondremos, vosotros propondréis, ellos propondrán.

Usage of propondremos is common in formal and professional contexts, such as business meetings, policy discussions, academic settings, and project planning. It is followed by a direct object that names what will be proposed, for example: una solución, un plan, una serie de medidas. It expresses intention, planning, or a commitment to present a proposal before an audience.

Etymology and related forms: proponer derives from Latin proponere, from pro- “forward” + ponere “to put.” The form propondremos shares its root with other related Spanish forms such as propondr-, proponer, and propuesto, and demonstrates how Spanish handles irregular stems in the future tense.