verificamos

Verificamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb verificar, meaning “we verify” or “we are verifying.” It is used to indicate that a group is in the process of confirming the accuracy of information, statements, or data.

Etymology and form: Verificar derives from the Latin verus (true) and facere (to make), through the word verificare. The form verificamos follows standard conjugation for -ar verbs in the present indicative, with the subject pronoun implied in the verb ending.

Usage: In everyday Spanish, verificamos appears in contexts of fact-checking, journalism, academic work, and official communications. Examples include: “Verificamos las cifras antes de publicarlas” (We verify the figures before publishing them) and “Verificaremos la versión final” (We will verify the final version). The term commonly signals that due diligence and confirmation steps have occurred or are underway.

Verificamos as a brand or initiative: In the media and digital information landscape, several fact-checking and verification projects in Spanish-speaking regions have used Verificamos as part of their names or program titles to convey a commitment to accuracy and transparent verification processes. In such contexts, the phrase may appear in headlines, disclaimers, or descriptive text such as “Verificamos la información” or “Verificamos los hechos.”

See also and related terms: Verificar, verificación, verificación de datos, verificador, verificado, y fact-checking.