Fazemos

Fazemos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb fazer, meaning "we do" or "we make." It is used to describe actions performed by the speaker and others included in the group.

The verb fazer is irregular and derives from Latin facere. In the present tense, the standard forms vary by dialect: European Portuguese uses eu faço, tu fazes, ele/ela faz, nós fazemos, vós fazeis, eles/elas fazem; Brazilian Portuguese commonly uses eu faço, você faz, nós fazemos, vocês fazem (with "a gente" as an informal alternative for "we" that uses the third-person singular).

Common usages include statements about daily activities: "Nós fazemos o jantar" (We make dinner) or "Nós fazemos planos" (We make plans). It also appears in idioms and compounds such as "faz de conta" (to pretend) and "fazemos parte" (we are part of).

Fazemos is a verb form rather than a proper noun or brand; in most contexts it functions to express collective action. Its exact meaning depends on the object and context of the sentence.