aceitamos

Aceitamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb aceitar, meaning "to accept." It is used to express agreement, approval, or acknowledgment by the subject (we), and can refer to accepting terms, proposals, invitations, payments, or conditions. Examples include Nós aceitamos as condições (We accept the terms) and Aceitamos o convite (We accept the invitation).

Etymology and related forms: Aceitar comes from Latin acceptare, related to accipere, and reached Portuguese via Old French accepter. Related words include a aceitação (the act or state of accepting, i.e., acceptance) and aceitável (acceptable). Other verb forms include eu aceito, tu aceitas, ele aceita, nós aceitamos, vós aceitais, eles aceitam. The imperative forms are aceite (você) and aceitem (vocês).

Usage notes: Aceitamos is common in formal and informal contexts in both Brazilian and European Portuguese. It frequently appears in contractual or transactional language (we accept the terms), customer service (we accept credit cards), and everyday conversation (we accept your proposal).

See also: aceitar, aceitação, aceitável, concordar, consentir.