reabrimos

Reabrimos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb reabrir, and it can function as both the present indicative form (we reopen) and the pretérito indefinido form (we reopened) depending on context. The meaning is to open again after a closure, and the form reabrimos follows regular conjugation patterns for this verb.

The verb reabrir is built from the prefix re- plus abrir (to open), conveying the idea of reopening something that had been closed. Reabrimos is used with a direct object, as in reabrimos la tienda (we reopen the store). Because the spelling is identical for present and past simple in this person, distinguishing the tense relies on surrounding words or the discourse context.

Usage of reabrimos spans everyday speech and formal communications. It appears in announcements about resuming operations of businesses, cultural venues, public institutions, or events after closures due to reasons such as health restrictions, renovations, or emergencies. In marketing or policy language, reabrimos can be employed as a concise, action-oriented statement to signal the restart of activities.

Linguistic notes: reabrimos is a transitive verb form. The corresponding past participle is reabierto. Other forms include reabro (I reopen) and reabren (they reopen). The expression is common across Spanish-speaking regions and is often used in media and public messaging to convey a restart of services.

See also: reabrir, reapertura.