teremos

Teremos is a Portuguese verb form. It is the first-person plural (nós) of the futuro do presente, the simple future tense, of the verb ter, which means "to have." Thus teremos translates to "we will have."

Grammatical notes: It is used with the subject nós and can indicate future possession, occurrence, or state. It also appears in the periphrastic construction ter de + infinitive, which expresses obligation or necessity; for example, "Nós teremos de tomar uma decisão" means "We will have to make a decision." The form is part of the ter paradigm, whose other future forms are terei, terás, terá, teremos, tereis, terão.

Usage: In both Brazilian and European Portuguese teremos is common in formal and informal speech, particularly when discussing future plans, possessions, or commitments. It appears in written and spoken language to denote future events or duties.

Etymology: The verb ter derives from Latin habere, through the historical development of Portuguese. The future tense forms in Portuguese follow a regular pattern for most -er verbs, as seen in teremos alongside terei, terás, terá, tereis, terão.

Example sentences:

- Nós teremos uma reunião amanhã. (We will have a meeting tomorrow.)

- Se tudo der certo, teremos de esperar mais um pouco. (If all goes well, we will have to wait a little longer.)