recuerden
“recuerden” means “(You all) remember” in Spanish (As a command or instruction).
(You all) remember, that they remember
Also: (You all) recall
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Recuerden traer sus pasaportes mañana.
A2Remember to bring your passports tomorrow.
Es crucial que ustedes recuerden la contraseña.
B1It is crucial that you all remember the password.
No recuerden solo los errores, piensen en los logros.
B2Don't just remember the mistakes, think about the achievements.
Indicative
Present
Imperfect
Preterite
Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
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Which sentence correctly uses 'recuerden' as a direct command?
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Comes from the Latin verb *recordari*, which means 'to call back to the heart' (*cor* is the Latin word for heart). This explains why remembering is often associated with deep feeling.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is 'recuerden' used instead of 'recuerdan'?
'Recuerden' is a command or a special form (subjunctive) used when expressing desire, necessity, or doubt (e.g., 'Es importante que recuerden'). 'Recuerdan' is the statement form (indicative) used for facts (e.g., 'Ellos recuerdan el camino').
Does 'recuerden' mean 'remember' or 'remind'?
It means 'remember' (to recall something). The verb for 'to remind' is 'recordar a alguien' or more commonly 'hacer recordar' or 'recordar' in some contexts, but 'recuerden' itself is the command to recall.