concordamos

Concordamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb concordar, meaning we agree. It is commonly used to express that a group shares a position, opinion, or decision in everyday speech and formal writing.

Etymology traces concordar to the Latin verb concordare, from con- (together) and cor, cordis (heart), conveying the sense of being in harmony or coming to the same conclusion. In Portuguese, the term retains that core idea of agreement within a collective.

Usage notes: concordamos is typically used with the preposition com to indicate agreement with someone or something (concordamos com a proposta, concordamos com você). In some contexts, especially to indicate assent to a plan or proposal, the construction concordar em can be used (concordamos em prosseguir com o projeto). The form is common in both formal and informal registers.

Grammatical details: concordamos is a regular form of the verb concordar, part of the -ar conjugation. In European Portuguese, the corresponding past tense form is concordámos (with an acute accent), while Brazilian Portuguese often uses concordamos for both present and past in colloquial speech.

See also: concordância verbal, concordância, concordar com.

Examples: Nós concordamos com a decisão da diretoria. Translation: We agree with the board’s decision. Se todos concordarmos, podemos seguir adiante com o plano. Translation: If we all agree, we can proceed with the plan.