arreglamos

Arreglamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb arreglar, meaning “we fix” or “we repair.” It can also appear as the simple past (preterite) form for the same subject in some contexts, where the time reference is supplied by other words in the sentence.

Arreglar is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. Its senses cover repairing physical objects as well as arranging, adjusting, or putting something in order. Examples include fixing a car, correcting a mistake, or organizing a plan or schedule. The broader nuance of arreglar includes making something function again or making arrangements so that a situation is satisfactory.

Conjugation notes: the present indicative form for nosotros is arreglamos. The second-person plural in Spain is arregláis, while many Latin American varieties use ustedes and the form arreglan for ustedes/ellos. The form arreglamos can thus occur in present tense contexts, but it may also be seen in the past simple (preterite) with the same spelling, depending on the sentence.

Usage examples:

- Arreglamos el coche ayer. (We fixed the car yesterday.)

- Arreglamos los papeles para la reunión. (We straighten out the papers for the meeting.)

- Arreglamos la hora de la cita. (We set up the appointment time.)

Related terms include arreglar (the infinitive), arreglo (an arrangement or repair), arreglos (plural of arreglo or fixes), and arreglado (fixed, repaired). Arreglamos is a common verb in everyday Spanish, used in contexts from maintenance and repair to planning and problem-solving.