Entrevistou

Entrevistou is the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb entrevistar. Entrevistar translates to "to interview" in English. Therefore, entrevistou signifies that a male or female subject performed an interview in the past.

The verb is commonly used in various contexts. In journalism, it refers to a reporter questioning a source for information. In the professional world, it describes a hiring manager speaking with a candidate for a job. Academically, it can denote a researcher conducting an interview with a participant for a study. The preterite tense indicates a completed action at a specific point in the past. For example, "El periodista entrevistou al político" means "The journalist interviewed the politician."

The act of interviewing involves asking questions to elicit responses. The purpose can range from gathering facts and opinions to assessing suitability or understanding experiences. The structure of an interview can vary from informal conversations to highly structured sessions with pre-determined questions. The subject performing the action, as indicated by "entrevistou," could be anyone who conducted such an exchange.