Assistimos
Assistimos is the present indicative form of the Portuguese verb assistir, used with the first-person plural “we.” In contemporary Portuguese, the verb carries two primary senses: to attend (an event, class, or gathering) and to watch (a film, show, or program). The exact meaning depends on context and regional usage; for example, assistimos a uma palestra can mean “we attend a lecture,” while assistimos o filme can mean “we watch the movie.” Dialectal variation may influence whether the sense of watching is marked with a preposition or a direct object.
As a regular -ir verb, assistir conjugates in the present tense as: eu assisto, tu assistes, ele/ela
Etymology traces assistiremos to the Latin assistere, meaning to stand near or to be present. In modern
Notes: As a lexical form, assistimos appears in ordinary conjugation tables and is encountered in media, education,