spostiamo

Spostiamo is the first person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb spostare. The verb spostare is a regular -are verb meaning to move something from one place to another, to relocate, or in a figurative sense to shift or change the position of something, including time (for example, scheduling a meeting for a different date). The form spostiamo is therefore used with an implicit subject of noi (we) and with a direct object in many sentences.

Grammatical notes: Spostare follows standard -are conjugation patterns. Full present tense of spostare includes: io sposto, tu sposti, lui/lei sposta, noi spostiamo, voi spostate, loro spostano. The meaning of spostiamo depends on context: it can express moving a physical item (spostiamo la sedia) or relocating a place or event (spostiamo l’appuntamento). In some contexts, spostare is used with time to indicate rescheduling (spostare un incontro).

Usage and variants: Spostiamo appears in everyday Italian in declarative sentences, and is often found in instructions, logistics, or planning contexts. It can be complemented by direct objects (spostiamo la riunione alle tre) or by prepositional phrases indicating destination or time. The phrase is not typically used as a standalone noun or label; it functions strictly as a verbal form. In English, spostiamo translates roughly as “we move” or “we relocate,” with the sense clarified by the object or time phrase in the sentence.