recordamos

Recordamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb recordar, meaning "we remember" or "we recall." It is used when the subject is nosotros/nosotras and refers to a memory, recollection, or the act of recalling something.

Recordar is a stem-changing verb in the present tense. In most present forms the stem changes from o to ue ( recuerdo, recuerdas, recuerda, recuerdan ), but in the nosotros and vosotros forms the vowel change does not occur, yielding recordamos and recordáis. This pattern is characteristic of many present-tense forms of recordar, affecting how the verb is conjugated across persons.

Beyond its primary sense of memory, recordar can also mean to remind someone of something. In that usage, phrases like recordar a alguien de algo or recordar que (to remind someone of something or that) are common. For example, Recordamos la fecha de la reunión can mean “We remember/recall the date of the meeting,” while Te recuerdo que tienes una cita can mean “I remind you that you have an appointment.”

Etymology and related forms: recordar derives from Latin recordari, historically linked to recalling or bringing something back to mind. It is a cognate of the English verb “to remember,” sharing a semantic lineage through Latin.

In usage, recordamos appears frequently in everyday speech, journalism, and formal writing when expressing collective memory, remembrance, or a reminder. It is not a proper noun and generally functions as a standard verb form within sentences.