Resistíamos
Resistíamos is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb resistir, in the imperfect indicative tense, first-person plural. It translates to “we were resisting” or “we used to resist” in English. The imperfect tense is used to describe ongoing or habitual actions in the past, without specifying a definite beginning or end.
Resistir is a regular -ir verb in its conjugation pattern for the imperfect: resistía, resistías, resistía, resistíamos,
The verb resistirse/resistir derives from Latin resistere, meaning to stand back against or oppose. In Spanish,
- Durante la ocupación, resistíamos a las imposiciones externas.
- En momentos de crisis, resistíamos ante la adversidad con determinación.
- Resistimos: present tense or preterite (we resist / we resisted).
- Resistencia: noun meaning resistance or endurance.
- Resistir: the base verb; related terms include resistente and resistencia.
Resistir, resistencia, resistencia histórica, resistencia civil.