generamos

Generamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb generar, meaning to generate or to produce. It is a regular -ar verb in the present tense (nosotros generamos) and also serves as the first-person plural preterite form (nosotros generamos). The verb derives from Latin generare, related to genus, indicating origin, birth, or kind. In contemporary usage, generar covers a wide range of meanings from creating energy or data to producing ideas or results.

Usage and context include technical, scientific, and everyday language. In energy and technology, it commonly appears as "generamos energía" or "generamos electricidad" to express the act of production. In business and media, it can refer to producing content or outcomes, as in "generamos informes" or "generamos contenido para la plataforma." Because the present and preterite share the same form, context or temporal expressions such as "ahora" (now) or "ayer" (yesterday) are needed to disambiguate.

Translations into English hinge on tense: "we generate" for present usage, and "we generated" for past usage. The form is widely understood across Spanish-speaking regions and appears in formal writing, technical documentation, journalism, and everyday speech. While generally regular, awareness of its dual present/preterite spelling helps avoid ambiguity in written Spanish.