Questions & Answers about Við ræðum áhrifin á heilsuna okkar á morgun.
Why is the verb ræðum used here, and what tense is it?
Ræðum is the 1st person plural present tense form of the verb að ræða (to discuss).
Icelandic often uses the present tense together with a time expression like á morgun to talk about a planned future event (similar to English We discuss it tomorrow / We’re discussing it tomorrow).
Could I also say this with an explicit future, like munum ræða?
Yes. Við munum ræða … á morgun is also correct and means essentially the same thing, but it sounds a bit more explicitly “future/definite” (like we will discuss).
Using the simple present (við ræðum) with á morgun is very common and natural for scheduled/planned actions.
What case is Við, and why?
Við (we) is in the nominative case because it is the subject of the sentence (the people doing the discussing).
What exactly is áhrifin grammatically? Why does it end in -in?