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consultamos

Consultamos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb consultar. In the present indicative, it means “we consult” or “we are consulting.” It is also used in the simple past (pretérito indefinido) to mean “we consulted.” The form conveys actions carried out by a group of speakers, with the subject often implicit in the sentence.

Etymology: from Latin consultare, from consulere, meaning to take counsel or to seek information. The verb belongs

Usage and nuance: consultamos is used when a group seeks information from people, documents, or authorities.

Grammatical notes: the subject pronoun nosotros is often omitted because the verb form encodes the subject.

See also: consultar, consulta, asesor, consulta médica.

to
the
-ar
class
and
follows
regular
conjugation
patterns
for
nosotros
forms.
It
appears
in
professional,
academic,
medical,
and
everyday
contexts.
Examples:
“Consultamos
las
fuentes
disponibles
para
verificar
los
hechos”
and
“Consultamos
a
varios
expertos
la
semana
pasada.”
The
nuance
is
that
the
action
is
deliberate
and
oriented
toward
obtaining
guidance
or
facts.
The
same
spelling
covers
present
and
past
tenses;
context
clarifies
the
temporal
frame.
In
some
regional
varieties,
nuances
may
differ,
but
the
core
meaning
remains
to
seek
information
or
advice.