venderemo

Venderemo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb vendere in the simple future tense. It translates to "we will sell" and is used to express a future action by a group that includes the speaker.

In terms of formation, venderemo is regular for the -ere verb group. The verb vendere uses the stem vend- and adds the future tense suffix -eremo for the noi form: io venderò, tu venderai, lui venderà, noi venderemo, voi venderete, loro venderanno. The pronunciation follows standard Italian rules, with the stress on the penultimate syllable.

Usage: Venderemo appears in statements about planned sales, business forecasts, or commitments. For example: "Domani venderemo tutti i pezzi in catalogo" means "Tomorrow we will sell all the pieces in the catalog." It can also appear in negotiations and proposals, where the speaker asserts a forthcoming sale.

Origin and cognates: Venderemo derives from the Latin vendere, meaning "to sell." It shares cognates with other Romance languages, such as Spanish venderemos and Portuguese venderemos, and is related to French vendre in its etymology, though the exact future forms differ by language.

See also: vendere; Italian grammar; future tense.