How to Say "to revisit" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “to revisit” is “retomar” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Después del almuerzo, vamos a retomar la reunión.
After lunch, we are going to resume the meeting.
He decidido retomar mis clases de piano.
I have decided to pick my piano lessons back up.
Es el momento perfecto para retomar aquel proyecto que abandonamos.
It is the perfect moment to revisit that project we abandoned.
Using 'Retomar' without prepositions
Unlike some English phrases like 'get back TO,' you usually put the thing you are resuming directly after 'retomar' without any extra words.
A Regular Pattern
This verb follows the exact same pattern as 'hablar' or 'tomar,' making its endings very predictable.
The 'Resumir' Trap
Mistake: “Using 'resumir' when you mean to say 'resume'.”
Correction: Use 'retomar' for restarting; 'resumir' only means 'to summarize' (make a short version).
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