Acompañad

Acompañad is a Spanish verb, the second-person plural imperative form of the verb acompañar. Acompañar means to accompany, to escort, to keep someone company, or to go with someone. Therefore, "acompañad" is a command or request directed at a group of people (you all) to accompany someone or something. It is used in formal or informal contexts depending on the region and the relationship between the speaker and the listeners.

The verb acompañar can be used in various situations. For example, it can be used when asking someone to join you for an activity, such as "Acompañadme al cine" (Accompany me to the cinema). It can also be used to express the idea of providing support or companionship, as in "Acompañad a vuestros amigos en estos momentos difíciles" (Accompany your friends in these difficult times). The imperative form implies a direct instruction or suggestion.

The usage of the plural imperative forms in Spanish can vary. While "acompañad" is the standard form in many parts of Spain, in Latin America, the form derived from the subjunctive, "acompañen," is often used for both formal and informal second-person plural commands. Thus, in some regions, "Acompañen al nuevo miembro" might be heard instead of "Acompañad al nuevo miembro." Regardless of the regional variation, the core meaning of "acompañad" remains a directive to provide accompaniment.