tradurremo

Tradurremo is the form in the future simple used for the first-person plural of the Italian verb tradurre, meaning "we will translate." It expresses a planned or anticipated action of translating something in the future. The infinitive tradurre means "to translate," and tradurre is an irregular verb with a stem that changes in the future tense.

Formation and etymology: Tradurremo is formed from the stem tradurr- combined with the standard future ending -emo for the first-person plural. The stem tradurr- is shared by all persons in the future simple: tradurrò, tradurrai, tradurrà, tradurremo, tradurrete, tradurranno. The verb tradurre derives from Latin traducere, from trans- "across" and ducere "to lead," reflecting historical notions of bringing something across or conveying meaning.

Usage: Tradurremo is used to indicate that a translation will be performed by the subject group at some point ahead. It is common in contexts such as planning, commitments, or descriptions of future actions involving translation. For example: "Tradurremo questo testo in inglese entro domani." or "Se tradurremo i documenti, potremo distribuirli." The form is appropriate in both formal and everyday prose and can appear in spoken language when the subject is a group speaking about future translation work.

See also: tradurre, traduzione, traduttore.