detallamos

Detallamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb detallar. In English, it translates to "we detail" or "we elaborate." It is commonly used in formal writing, reports, and communications to indicate that a group will provide a thorough description or itemization of elements.

Etymology and grammar: detallar derives from the noun detalle plus the verb ending -ar. In the present tense, the forms follow the standard -ar conjugation, with nosotros/demonstratives: nosotros detallamos. Detallar is a transitive verb, typically requiring a direct object such as un procedimiento, costos, o requisitos.

Usage and examples: Detallamos los pasos a seguir en el procedimiento. Detallamos los costos del proyecto en el informe. Detallamos las restricciones y condiciones en la sección de requisitos. The form also appears in customer-facing or procedural texts to signal a comprehensive breakdown, and it contrasts with more general verbs like describir or explicar, which may be less itemized.

Variations and related forms: The root detallar appears in other tenses and moods, such as detallaré (I will detail), detallaremos (we will detail), detallaba (I/he/she used to detail), and detalla (he/she details). The noun detalle, meaning “detail,” is closely related, and related verbs include describir, especificar, and enumerar, which are often used in similar contexts.

Notes: Detallamos should be understood as a statement by a speaking group about providing specific, organized information. It is not a standalone noun or proper name, but a verb form used across formal and semi-formal Spanish.