acuerdas

Acuerdas is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb acordar. The core sense of acordar is to agree, to decide, or to reach an arrangement, often involving proposing or confirming a plan or decision. It is used with a direct object (acordar algo) and, when indicating with whom the agreement is made, with the preposition con (acordar algo con alguien). For example, “Acordamos ir al cine” means we agreed to go to the cinema, and “Acordé un precio con el proveedor” means I agreed on a price with the supplier. In everyday speech, acordar can also imply making a decision or settling on a course of action in a formal or informal context.

Acuerdas, as the tú form, is used when addressing someone you are familiar with and means you agree, you decide, or you have reached an arrangement. Note that the memory sense is not expressed with acordar; to say you remember something, Spanish uses acordarse in its reflexive form (me acuerdo, te acuerdas, se acuerda, etc.).

Etymology traces acordar back to Latin and through Old Spanish, with its meaning centered on bringing things into agreement or harmony. The noun related form is acuerdo, meaning “an agreement” or “consensus.” Common related expressions include estar de acuerdo (to be in agreement) and acordar algo con alguien (to agree on something with someone).

In usage, acordar appears frequently in business, law, and everyday planning, while acuerdas serves as the natural second-person present form in sentences referring to shared conclusions or arrangements.