reunirnos

rreh-oo-NEER-nohsreuˈniɾnos

“reunirnos” means “to meet up” in Spanish (social or professional gathering).

to meet up, to get togetherAlso: to reunite, to gather ourselves

VerbA2accent-changing ir

A group of three diverse friends smiling and greeting each other in a sunny park.

gerundreuniendo

past Participlereunido

infinitivereunir

📝 In Action

Debemos reunirnos para discutir el proyecto.

We should meet up to discuss the project.

Es difícil reunirnos todos los domingos.

It is difficult for us to get together every Sunday.

Queremos reunirnos con la familia en Navidad.

We want to get together with the family at Christmas.

Word Connections

Synonyms

juntarnos (to get together/join up)
encontrarnos (to find/meet each other)

Antonyms

separarnos (to separate/part ways)
dispersarnos (to scatter)

Common Collocations

reunirnos para cenar – to meet up for dinner
volver a reunirnos – to meet up again
intentar reunirnos – to try to get together

Subjunctive

Imperfect Subjunctive

yoreuniera

túreunieras

él/ella/ustedreuniera

nosotrosreuniéramos

vosotrosreunierais

ellos/ellas/ustedesreunieran

Present Subjunctive

yoreúna

túreúnas

él/ella/ustedreúna

nosotrosreunamos

vosotrosreunáis

ellos/ellas/ustedesreúnan

Indicative

Preterite

yoreuní

túreuniste

él/ella/ustedreunió

nosotrosreunimos

vosotrosreunisteis

ellos/ellas/ustedesreunieron

Imperfect

yoreunía

túreunías

él/ella/ustedreunía

nosotrosreuníamos

vosotrosreuníais

ellos/ellas/ustedesreunían

Present

yoreúno

túreúnes

él/ella/ustedreúne

nosotrosreunimos

vosotrosreunís

ellos/ellas/ustedesreúnen

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Words that translate to "reunirnos" in Spanish:

to reunite

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: reunirnos

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What is the difference between 'reunir' and 'reunirnos'?

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👥 Word Family

reunión(meeting) — Noun

reunir(to gather/collect) — Verb

🎵 Rhymes

abrirnosdecirnos

📚 Etymology

From the Spanish prefix 're-' (meaning again or back) and 'unir' (to join), ultimately from Latin 'unire' (to make one).

First recorded: 13th century (base verb 'reunir')

Cognates (Related words)

French: réunirEnglish: reunite

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use 'reunirnos' for a business meeting?

Absolutely! It is used for both casual hangouts with friends and formal professional meetings.

Is 'reunirnos' the same as 'quedar'?

They are very similar. 'Quedar' is more common in Spain for 'making plans to meet', while 'reunirnos' is used everywhere and often implies a more purposeful gathering.