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juntarse

Juntarse is a Spanish reflexive verb meaning to come together, to meet, or to join efforts. Used primarily to describe people gathering—socially or for a project—it emphasizes the action among the participants. The reflexive pronoun denotes that the action is mutual or directed at the group.

Etymology: derived from juntar (to bring together) plus the reflexive se, which marks the action as a

Usage: Common with con to indicate meeting with someone (juntarse con alguien) and with para to indicate

Conjugation: Juntarse follows regular pronominal conjugation. Present indicative: me junto, te juntas, se junta, nos juntamos,

Regional notes: The term is widely used across Spanish-speaking countries, often preferred in informal speech, with

See also: reunirse, reunión, congregarse, quedar.

mutual
or
self-directed
act.
The
phrase
is
often
interchangeable
with
reunirse
in
informal
contexts,
but
reunirse
is
generally
more
formal
or
institutional.
a
purpose
(juntarse
para
estudiar).
It
can
also
describe
spontaneous
gatherings
(Nos
juntamos
en
la
plaza)
or
planned
meetings
(Vamos
a
juntarnos
a
las
cinco).
os
juntáis,
se
juntan.
Preterite:
me
junté,
te
juntaste,
se
juntó,
nos
juntamos,
os
juntasteis,
se
juntaron.
Other
tenses
use
standard
endings
in
combination
with
the
reflexive
pronoun.
reunirse
remaining
common
in
formal
writing
or
official
contexts.
Some
regions
may
favor
junte
as
a
noun
in
related
phrases
(la
junta/juntarse
para
trabajar).