reportemos

Reportemos is a verb form in Spanish. It is the present subjunctive, first-person plural (nosotros) of the verb reportar, and it appears in clauses that express wishes, recommendations, doubts, or calls to action. In everyday usage it can function as an exhortation meaning “let us report,” as in instructions or motivational phrases: “Reportemos los hechos,” or as part of a sentence introduced by que, such as “Es importante que reportemos cualquier incidencia.”

Etymology and meaning are tied to the verb reportar, from the Latin referre or reportare, meaning to bring back or to carry the matter to be told or recorded. In modern Spanish, reportar means to report or inform, and reportemos carries the same semantic core within the grammatically distinct subjunctive mood.

Usage notes include that reportemos is most common in formal writing, policy language, or persuasive discourse where a collective action is being proposed. It contrasts with the indicative form reportamos (we report) and with the noun reporte (a report). Its presence signals a hypothetical, desired, or recommended action by a group rather than a simple factual statement.

Related forms include reportar (to report), reporte (a report), and synonyms such as informar. The form is part of the broader set of subjunctive present endings in Spanish and mirrors other verbs in mood and person.