revisamos

Revisamos is the present indicative form for nosotros of the Spanish verb revisar, meaning to review, inspect, or check. The word is used to describe the action of examining something again or ensuring its accuracy, often in a careful or thorough way. It is common across Spanish-speaking regions and appears in contexts ranging from everyday tasks to professional processes.

The verb revisar derives from the simple root revisar, with the prefix re- indicating repetition or thoroughness and the core sense of inspecting or verifying. In practice, revisar covers activities such as proofreading texts, auditing data, or inspecting equipment, as well as reviewing schedules, plans, or documents.

Conjugation in the present indicative includes: yo reviso, tú revisas, él/ella/usted revisa, nosotros/nosotras revisamos, vosotros/vosotras revisáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes revisan. Therefore, revisamos specifically corresponds to the first-person plural form used to state that “we review.”

Usage examples: “Revisamos el informe antes de enviarlo” (We review the report before sending it). “Revisamos el código para detectar errores” (We review the code to detect errors). In editorial work, journalism, and academia, revisamos can denote the process of checking content for accuracy, coherence, and compliance with standards.

See also: revisión, revisar, revisor.