verifiquen
verifiquen is the Spanish form of the verb verificar, meaning “to verify” or “to confirm.” It appears as the third‑person plural of the present indicative (ellos/ellas verifiquen) and as the second‑person plural imperative (usted verifiquen or ustedes verifiquen). In both cases it conveys an action of checking facts, confirming authenticity, or ensuring accuracy.
The word derives from the Latin vulgar verificare, a combination of verum “truth” and facere “to make.”
Typical translations of verifiquen include verify, confirm, check, or validate, depending on context. For example, “Verifiquen
Typical collocations in Spanish involve phrases such as verifiquen los datos, verifiquen la identidad, or verifiquen
In contemporary Spanish internet discourse, the command “verifiquen” is used in fact‑checking campaigns, encouraging users to