Revisemos

Revisemos is a form of the Spanish verb revisar. It functions primarily as the present subjunctive for the first person plural (nosotros) and is commonly used as an inclusive imperative meaning “let us review” or “let’s review.” This makes revisemos a frequent choice in collaborative contexts where speakers propose a joint action.

Grammatical notes: Revisemos belongs to the subjunctive mood, present tense, and person form for nosotros. In this sense it is used in subordinate clauses that require the subjunctive (for example after verbs expressing necessity, doubt, or possibility) as well as in affirmative inclusive commands equivalent to an exhortation: “Revisemos el informe.” The form has a negative counterpart, “no revisemos,” in the same mood and person. The verb’s basic meaning remains the same as revisar (to review, examine, verify), with the re- prefix indicating repetition or rechecking.

Usage and examples: In everyday Spanish, revisemos is used to propose a joint action in meetings, emails, or reports. Examples include:

- Revisemos el informe antes de enviarlo. (Let’s review the report before sending it.)

- Es importante que revisemos los datos cuidadosamente. (It is important that we review the data carefully.)

- Revisemos los riesgos potenciales en el plan. (Let us review the potential risks in the plan.)

Translations: The primary translation is “let’s review” or “let us review,” depending on context. It can also appear in formal writing as part of subordinate clauses requiring the subjunctive mood.

See also: revisar, revisión.