Repetimos

Repetimos is the present indicative first-person plural form of the Spanish verb repetir. It is used to indicate that we perform the action of repeating in the present. For example: “Repetimos la lección para fijar el contenido.”

The verb repetir comes from Latin repetere, formed with the prefix re- meaning “again” and the verb petere meaning “to seek” or “to go toward.” Over time it developed into the Spanish verb meaning to repeat or to reiterate.

Grammar and usage: Repetir is a regular -ir verb with a stem change in many present-tense forms; the forms include repito, repites, repite, repetimos, repetís, repiten. The nosotros form, repetimos, is the one used to express “we repeat.” Repetimos is typically followed by a direct object that specifies what is being repeated, such as la tarea, la clase, las palabras, or una acción.

In practice, the word covers literal repetition and the reiteration of ideas or processes. It appears in everyday speech, education, journalism, and literature. It can combine with phrases like “vamos a repetir” to indicate an intention to repeat in the near future, or with “volver a repetir” to emphasize repeating something again.

See also: synonyms such as reiterar or volver a hacer; related forms in other tenses include repito, repites, repite, repetimos, repetís, repiten. The term is common in Spanish-language contexts and widely understood across dialects.