especificáramos

Especifacáramos is the first-person plural imperfect subjunctive form of the Spanish verb especificar. The imperfect subjunctive is used to express a variety of nuances in Spanish, including hypothetical situations, desires, doubts, emotions, and requests, especially when they refer to past events or are dependent on a past clause.

In the case of "especificáramos," it translates to "we had specified" or "we would specify" (in a past context). This verb form is employed when the speaker is talking about an action of specifying that was either hypothetical, uncertain, or unrealized in the past, often within a dependent clause. For example, "Si hubiéramos especificáramos los detalles, el proyecto habría sido más fácil" translates to "If we had specified the details, the project would have been easier." Here, "especificáramos" refers to a condition that was not met.

Another common use is when expressing doubt or emotion about a past action. For instance, "No creía que especificáramos tanto" means "I didn't believe that we would specify so much." The imperfect subjunctive here conveys the speaker's past disbelief. The construction of the imperfect subjunctive in Spanish involves specific verb endings, and "especificar" follows the regular pattern for -ar verbs in the imperfect subjunctive.