No. 2,052 in Spanish

acompañen

"Accompany" or "join" (third-person plural subjunctive form of "acompañar").

In a sentence

Espero que me acompañen al concierto esta noche.
I hope that they accompany me to the concert tonight.
Here, 'acompañen' is used in the subjunctive form to express a desire or hope that someone accompanies me to the concert.
Es bueno que nos acompañen durante el viaje por el bosque.
It is good that they accompany us during the journey through the forest.
In this sentence, 'acompañen' is in the subjunctive mood, reflecting an expressed opinion regarding their accompaniment during the trip.
No quiero que me acompañen si están ocupados.
I don't want them to accompany me if they are busy.
Here, 'acompañen' serves as the subjunctive form used to denote a situation contingent upon their availability to accompany me.

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