hacemos
“hacemos” means “we do” in Spanish (performing an action).
we do, we make
Also: we perform, we create
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¿Qué hacemos esta noche?
A1What are we doing tonight?
Nosotros hacemos la cena todos los días.
A1We make dinner every day.
Hacemos ejercicio en el parque.
A2We exercise in the park.
Si hacemos un buen trabajo, nos darán un bono.
B1If we do a good job, they will give us a bonus.
Indicative
Present
Imperfect
Preterite
Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
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📚 Etymology▼
Comes from the Latin verb 'facere', which meant 'to do, make, or create'. Many Spanish words related to action and creation share this root. The 'f' in Latin often softened to an 'h' in Spanish over time.
First recorded: Evolved from Latin into Old Spanish around the 10th century.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'hacemos' for the present or the past?
'Hacemos' is always for the present tense ('we do' or 'we make'). For the past tense, you would use 'hicimos' ('we did' or 'we made') for a completed action, or 'hacíamos' ('we used to do/make') for a past routine.
Why is 'hacer' considered irregular?
It's irregular because it doesn't follow the standard pattern for '-er' verbs. For example, the 'yo' form is 'hago' (not 'haco'), and the stem changes in other tenses, like 'hice' in the past and 'haré' in the future. 'Hacemos' itself looks regular, but it's part of an irregular verb's family.