Interrogamos

Interrogamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb interrogar, meaning "we interrogate" or "we question." It is used when the subject includes the speaker and one or more other people. The verb interrogar comes from Latin interrogare, combining inter- “between” or “among” with rogare “to ask.”

Grammatically, interrogamos is a regular -ar verb form. It is also identical in spelling to the simple past (pretérito perfecto simple) of the same verb in the nosotros form, which can create context-dependent ambiguity between present and past meaning without additional cues.

Conjugation snapshot (present tense, nosotros): interrogamos. Other key forms include yo interrogo, tú interrogas, él interroga, vosotros interrogáis, ellos interrogan. The related noun interrogation is interrogatorio, referring to a formal questioning session.

Usage and nuance: interrogamos appears in legal, journalistic, academic, and everyday language. It describes the act of asking questions to obtain information, verify facts, or elicit a response. In formal contexts such as law enforcement or court proceedings, the related term interrogatorio is more common, while interrogarmos emphasizes the action by a group of speakers.

Related terms and alternatives: interrogar (to interrogate), preguntar (to ask a question more generally), indagar (to inquire or investigate). Interrogate carries a more formal or sometimes coercive connotation, depending on context, whereas preguntar is neutral and broad.

In summary, interrogamos denotes a collective act of questioning in Spanish and is closely tied to the broader concepts of interrogation and inquiry.