riguardiamo

Riguardiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb riguardare. The verb itself means to look at, to regard, to concern, or to re-examine. As a transitive verb, it commonly takes a direct object, and can be used in the sense of “let us look at” or “let us examine” something: for example, riguardiamo la situazione (let us examine the situation) or riguardiamo le soluzioni (let us review the solutions).

Grammatically, riguardare is a regular -are verb, and riguardiamo follows the standard conjugation pattern for noi in the present tense. The same root also yields forms such as riguardo (noun, meaning regard or respect), riguarda (third-person singular, “it concerns” or “he/she/it regards”), and other progressive or compound tenses based on the same stem. The prefix ri- in riguardare is commonly interpreted as indicating repetition or a sense of re- in some usages, though the exact nuance can vary with context.

Usage notes and nuances: riguardiamo is frequently employed in spoken Italian to propose revisiting a topic or re-evaluating options. In formal writing, you may instead encounter more neutral or specialized verbs such as esaminiamo or analizziamo for “let us examine.” The form riguardiamo is often followed by a direct object, e.g., riguardiamo le proposte, or used in imperatively framed conversational routines to invite discussion.

Related terms include guardare (to look at), riguardare (to concern or relate to), and riguardo (regard or consideration). The verb is not typically used as a proper noun or label, and there is no widely recognized entity known simply as “Riguardiamo” in standard reference works.