spenderemo

Spenderemo is the Italian verb form meaning “we will spend.” It is the first-person plural future indicative of spendere, the verb for spending money, time, or resources, and it can be used in a wide range of contexts, from budgeting to planning.

Etymology and form: spendere comes from Latin expendere, meaning to spend or to expend. In Italian, expenditure-related verbs in the future tense use the stem spender- with the standard future endings: -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Therefore, the form spenderemo corresponds to the noi (we) subject in the future tense. The related present and past forms include spendo (I spend) and speso (spent) as the past participle, but spenderemo is specifically a future tense expression.

Usage:spenderemo is used when a speaker and others plan to allocate or use resources in the future. It can refer to money, time, effort, or other types of resources. It is common in both formal and informal speech and writing. Examples include statements about planned investments, project budgeting, or time commitments, such as “Spenderemo i soldi in nuove attrezzature” (We will spend the money on new equipment) or “Spenderemo molto tempo su questo progetto” (We will spend a lot of time on this project).

See also: spendere, confering its conjugation across tenses; expendere as its Latin root; related phrases involving spending and budgeting in Italian.