Questions & Answers about Noi saremo molto orgogliosi del tuo successo.
Why is the verb saremo and not 'esseremo'?
Saremo is the 'we' form of the future tense for essere (to be). Essere is irregular in the future tense: instead of using the standard stem esser-, it uses the special stem sar-. You then add the regular 'we' ending -emo to get saremo (we will be).
Why does the sentence use del instead of just di for 'of'?
In Italian, possessive adjectives like tuo (your) usually need a definite article (the word for 'the') in front of them. Here, the masculine noun successo takes the article il. When you combine the preposition di (of) with the article il (the), they merge into the combined word del.
Why does orgogliosi end in an -i here?
Can I drop the word Noi at the beginning of the sentence?