downloadamos

Downloadamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb downloadar, used to express that a group including the speaker downloads something from the internet, typically a file or program. The term is formed from the English noun/verb download and has become common in informal Brazilian Portuguese, especially in discussions about computing and software distribution.

In formal or standard writing, downloadar and its forms are often considered informal borrowings. Speakers more commonly use baixar or the construction fazer o download. When referring to the action in a neutral way, one might say "baixamos o arquivo" or "fizemos o download do arquivo" instead of using a verb derived from download.

As a regular -ar verb borrowed from English, downloadar is generally treated as following standard -ar conjugation patterns in many dialects, with "nós downloadamos" used for the present tense. There is regional variation: some speakers prefer forms like "eu faço o download" or simply "eu baixo" instead of forms derived from downloadar.

See also: Baixar, Download (computing).