proporremo

Proporremo is the first-person plural future simple form of the Italian verb proporre, meaning “we will propose.” It is used to indicate that the speakers or a group they represent will present an idea, plan, or solution in the future. The form appears in formal and informal contexts alike, including discussions, meetings, debates, and written proposals.

Etymology and grammar: Proporre comes from Latin proponere, composed of pro- (forward) and ponere (to place). The Italian future simple for this -ere verb uses a stem change, yielding proporr- as the base: io proporrò, tu proporrai, lui/lei proporrà, noi proporremo, voi proporrete, essi proporranno. The word proposta (a proposal) is a related noun, and the verb is commonly used with direct objects or subordinate clauses to specify what is being proposed.

Usage notes: Proporremo is used when the speaker includes themselves and others in the action of proposing. It can be followed by a direct object, such as a solution, plan, or measure, or by a clause detailing what will be proposed. Examples: “Domani proporremo una nuova strategia al consiglio.” “Nella riunione proporremo una serie di modifiche.” The form is part of standard Italian conjugation and appears across formal documents, press releases, and conversational exchanges.

See also: Proporre, Proposta, Proposte.