How to Say "we gather" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “we gather” is “reunimos” — use 'reunimos' when you are physically bringing people or objects together in one place..
reunimos
/rey-oo-NEE-mohs//reuˈnimos/
Examples
Nosotros reunimos todos los ingredientes para el pastel.
We are gathering all the ingredients for the cake.
Ayer nos reunimos en la plaza a las cinco.
Yesterday we met in the plaza at five.
Reunimos el dinero necesario para el viaje.
We gathered the money needed for the trip.
The Present-Past Twin
In Spanish, the 'we' form for -ir verbs stays exactly the same in both the present tense ('we gather') and the simple past tense ('we gathered'). You'll need to look at the rest of the sentence to know the timeframe.
No Accent Needed
While other forms of this verb have an accent on the 'u' (like 'reúno'), 'reunimos' does not because the stress naturally falls on the 'i'.
Missing the 'Nos'
Mistake: “Reunimos en el café.”
Correction: Nos reunimos en el café.
sacamos
sah-KAH-mohs/saˈka.mos/
Examples
Después de leer las pistas, sacamos la conclusión de que era inocente.
After reading the clues, we drew the conclusion that he was innocent.
Por su silencio, sacamos que no estaba de acuerdo.
Based on his silence, we figured out that he didn't agree.
Figurative Use
This meaning is figurative—you are 'pulling out' an idea or piece of information from a set of facts, rather than a physical object.
Physical vs. Logical Gathering
Related Translations
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