introducimos

Introducimos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb introducir. It denotes the action of bringing something or someone into a place, system, or conversation, and can also mean presenting a person to a group or introducing an idea, topic, or concept.

Conjugation and usage. The infinitive is introducir, a stem-changing -cir verb. In the present indicative the forms are: yo introduzco, tú introduces, él introduce, nosotros introducimos, vosotros introducís, ellos introducen. The nosotros form introduces no irregularity beyond the standard -imos ending, while the yo form introduces a phonetic irregularity with -zco.

Etymology and nuances. Introducir derives from Latin intro-ducere, meaning “to lead in.” In Spanish it is used transitively with a direct object (something is introduced) and, when referring to people, often with the preposition a (introducir a alguien) to mean presenting someone to others. It can also describe bringing an item into a system, framework, or discourse, such as introducing a new procedure, a policy, or a topic.

Examples. Introducimos un nuevo procedimiento en la empresa. En la reunión, introducimos a los invitados. Podemos decir: vamos a introducir el tema en la conversación. The term is commonly contrasted with presentar, where introducir emphasizes the act of placing or placing someone into a context or system, while presentar centers on presenting individuals or works to an audience.