Aceptarlos

Aceptarlos is the infinitive form of the Spanish verb aceptar with the direct object pronoun los attached, meaning “to accept them.” It refers to masculine or mixed-gender plural referents; the feminine plural would be aceptarlas, and the singular forms would be aceptarlo (masculine) or aceptarla (feminine). The pronoun must agree in gender and number with the noun it replaces.

In Spanish, a pronoun can attach to the end of an infinitive, forming a single word such as aceptarlos, or appear before the infinitive when there is a conjugated verb: quiero aceptarlos or los quiero aceptar. Both constructions are correct; choice depends on emphasis, rhythm, or sentence structure. When there is a combination of objects or an indirect object, other forms like aceptárselos may appear, but aceptarlos covers the straightforward case of “accept them.”

Common usage examples:

- Quiero aceptarlos tal como son. (I want to accept them as they are.)

- No puedo aceptarlos si no cambian. (I can’t accept them if they don’t change.)

- Deben aceptarlos para avanzar. (They must accept them to move forward.)

Usage notes:

- The phrase is neutral in tone and widely used in everyday speech and writing.

- Remember to adjust the ending to reflect the gender and number of the referents (aceptarlo, aceptarla, aceptarlos, aceptarlas).

Translations:

- aceptarlos = to accept them (masculine or mixed group)

- aceptarlas = to accept them (feminine group)