pronunciamos

Pronunciamos is the form of the first-person plural used in the present indicative of the Spanish verb pronunciar, meaning to pronounce or articulate the sounds of a word or phrase. It can also function as the simple past tense in the same form for nosotros in regular -ar verbs, so the exact meaning depends on context.

Etymology and related forms: pronunciar comes from Latin pronunciare or pronuntiāre, origins that mean to declare aloud or to announce. The word appears across Romance languages with related meanings related to speaking or naming aloud. The noun pronunciación (pronunciation) is derived from the same root.

Usage and examples: Pronunciamos is commonly used to describe the act of saying words aloud, either in everyday speech or in linguistic discussion. It can appear in instructional contexts, discussions of pronunciation, or collaborative speech. Example: Nosotros pronunciamos las palabras con claridad durante la clase de español. In some contexts, the same form denotes a past action (we pronounced) when the sentence is focused on a completed event, with context clarifying the meaning.

Notes: The form pronuncia mos is identical in present and simple past tenses for the nosotros subject in regular -ar verbs, so readers rely on surrounding words to determine the temporal sense. Pronunciar and its derivatives are used widely in language education, phonetics, and discussions of spoken language.