realicemos

Realicemos is a Spanish verb form derived from realizar. It represents the first-person plural form of the present subjunctive (nosotros realicemos) and also serves as the affirmative imperative for the nosotros form, effectively meaning “let us carry out” or “let us realize.” In everyday language, it is used to propose joint action or to express wishes about actions the speaker and others should undertake.

Grammatical role and usage

As present-subjunctive, realicemos appears in subordinate clauses that express necessity, doubt, possibility, or wish: Es importante que realicemos el plan. As the affirmative nosotros command, it invites a group to act together: Realicemos el proyecto ahora. The form is distinct from the indicative reali zamos (we carry out) and from other tenses, but the nosotros form realicemos shares the same root and is commonly encountered in planning discussions, proposals, and formal writing.

Examples

- Es necesario que realicemos estas tareas antes de la reunión. (It is necessary that we carry out these tasks before the meeting.)

- Realicemos el plan paso a paso. (Let us carry out the plan step by step.)

- Si realicemos las pruebas, podremos avanzar. (If we carry out the tests, we can proceed.)

Etymology and related forms

Realicemos comes from realizar, a Spanish verb meaning to carry out, accomplish, or realize. Realizar itself is built from the -izar verb family and conveys bringing something into reality or making it happen. Related forms include realizamos (indicative), realice/realice, realices, and other person-number combinations across moods and tenses.

See also

Realizar; Spanish subjunctive mood; Spanish imperative.