reformamos

Reformamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reformar. It translates as "we reform," "we renovate," or "we revise," and is used when the subject performs changes to something, such as policies, buildings, or practices.

Reformar is a regular -ar verb. Its present tense forms are: yo reformo, tú reformas, él/ella/usted reforma, nosotros/nosotras reformamos, vosotros/vosotras reformáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes reforman. Examples: "Reformamos la casa para hacerla más eficiente" and "Reformamos las leyes para mejorar la justicia." In contexts such as history or politics, other tenses are used: "El gobierno reformó las leyes" (past) or "hemos reformado el sistema" (present perfect).

Etymology and usage: Reformar derives from Latin reformare. Related terms include reforma (noun), reformas, reformación, and related verbs like renovar, modificar, cambiar. The term is common in discussions of public policy, architecture, or organizational change, and appears across formal and informal registers.