Recommandons

Recommandons is the first-person plural present tense form of the French verb recommander, meaning "we recommend." It is used to express that the speaker and others included in the "we" endorse a product, idea, or action. In editorial or persuasive contexts, it can introduce a suggestion or endorsement: for example, "Recommandons ce livre à nos lecteurs."

Grammatically, recommander is a regular -er verb. Its present tense forms are: je recommande, tu recommandes, il/elle recommande, nous recommandons, vous recommandez, ils/elles recommandent. The form recommandons is created from the stem recommand- plus the ending -ons. The spelling follows standard conjugation rules, with no irregular changes in this tense.

Usage notes: Recommandons typically appears in neutral or informative writing, promotional material, reviews, orInstructions where a group voice is conveying guidance or endorsement. It can also function as a direct invitation to act, as in a collaborative or collective recommendation.

Related forms to know: the noun recommandation means "a recommendation," while the past participle is recommandé, used in compound tenses such as j’ai recommandé or nous avons recommandé. The word is distinct from related verbs such as préconiser (to advocate) or recommençer (which is not a standard verb). Overall, recommandons serves as a practical, everyday mechanism for expressing collective endorsement in French.