No. 11,381 in French
regardons
"Regardons" means "let's look" or "we look" in English.
In a sentence
Regardons ensemble le beau coucher de soleil.
Let's watch the beautiful sunset together.
The verb 'regardons' is used in the imperative mood, directing the action of watching to a group of people including the speaker.
Nous regardons un film intéressant ce soir.
We are watching an interesting movie tonight.
The verb 'regardons' is used in the present tense, indicating the current action of watching being carried out by the subject 'nous'.
Si nous regardons attentivement, nous verrons les petites étoiles.
If we look carefully, we will see the small stars.
The verb 'regardons' is used in the subjunctive mood within a conditional clause, expressing the action of looking carefully potentially happening.
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