spedisco

Spedisco is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb spedire, which means to ship, send, or dispatch items. It is used when the speaker is performing the action of sending something, and it appears frequently in everyday speech as well as in written communications about logistics, orders, and deliveries.

Spedire is an -ire verb that follows the -isco conjugation pattern in the present tense. Its conjugation is spedisco, spedisci, spedisce, spediamo, spedite, spediscono. For compound tenses, the auxiliary verb is avere, as in ho spedito (I have shipped).

Usage: Spedisco is common in commercial and personal contexts to indicate shipping or dispatch. Examples: "Spedisco i pacchi domani" (I will ship the packages tomorrow) and "Ti spedisco subito" (I will send it to you right away). The noun form for the act of sending is spedizione; spedisco is therefore not a noun.

Origin and related terms: Spedire comes from a semantic field that includes invio (sending) and spedizione (shipment). While some branding or marketing may use spedisco to evoke speed, the standard usage remains as a verb form describing the act of sending or shipping. In ordinary Italian, spedisco functions as a verb conjugated to match the subject in the sentence. See also spedizione and invio for related concepts.