celebramos

"Celebramos" is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb "celebrar." This verb translates to "to celebrate" in English. Therefore, "celebramos" means "we celebrate." It is used in a variety of contexts to express collective joy, commemoration, or observance.

The word "celebramos" can refer to the act of celebrating holidays, birthdays, achievements, or any occasion deemed worthy of special recognition by a group of people. For example, "Celebramos el Día de la Independencia" translates to "We celebrate Independence Day." Similarly, "Celebramos tu éxito" means "We celebrate your success." The context in which "celebramos" is used dictates the specific meaning of the celebration.

Grammatically, "celebramos" follows the standard conjugation pattern for -ar verbs in the present tense. It is a regular verb, meaning its stem does not change, and it adheres to the typical endings for this verb class. The use of "nosotros" (we) is often implied by the verb form itself, though it can be included for emphasis. The versatility of "celebrar" allows "celebramos" to be applied to both formal and informal celebratory events.