valoramos

Valoramos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb valorar. It translates to “we value,” “we appreciate,” or “we assess,” and is used to indicate that a group assigns value to something or evaluates a situation, object, idea, or person. The expression reflects a stance of regard, importance, or consideration by the speakers.

Valorar is a transitive verb: you value someone or something, you assess its worth, and you can also express esteem or appraisal. Common uses include statements about priorities, quality, or opinion. Examples: “Valoramos la diversidad en nuestra organización,” meaning we value diversity; and “Valoramos tu opinión,” meaning we value your opinion. A broader sense can involve evaluating or ranking, as in “la comisión valoró los resultados.”

Etymology and related forms: valor is a noun meaning value or worth and is the basis for valorar. The verb emerges from this root and the standard Spanish -ar infinitive suffix. Related verbs include valorar, revalorizar, y valorar la importancia de algo.

Usage: valoramos is widely used in both formal and informal Spanish to express collective valuation, appreciation, or evaluation. It can appear in corporate communications, NGO communications, educational contexts, or everyday discourse, signaling a shared stance or policy of recognizing importance or merit.