rehacemos

Rehacemos is the present indicative first-person plural form of the Spanish verb rehacer, meaning “we redo” or “we remake.” It is used to indicate that the speaker and others are performing a task again or transforming something in the present.

Etymology and usage: The verb rehacer combines the prefix re- (again) with hacer (to do or to make). In standard present tense conjugation, the forms are: yo rehago, tú rehaces, él rehace, nosotros rehacemos, vosotros rehacéis, ellos rehacen. The imperfect for nosotros is rehacíamos, and the preterite for nosotros is rehicimos. The gerund is rehaciendo, used with estar to form progressive tenses (estamos rehaciendo).

Examples: Rehacemos el plan para incorporar los nuevos datos. El equipo rehace la estrategia tras la revisión. In some contexts, Rehacemos can appear as a title or slogan when used as a brand or campaign name, signaling collaborative rebuilding, though it is not a fixed proper noun.

Notes: Rehacemos conveys a sense of repetition, restoration, or improvement, and it appears across diverse registers from everyday speech to formal writing. It is closely related to verbs such as reconstruir, renovar, and restablecer, which carry overlapping meanings in contexts of making something anew.

See also: rehacer; reconstruir; renovar.