lloramos

lloramos

"LLoramos" means "we cry" or "we cried," depending on the tense.

In this sentence, 'lloramos' is used in the first person plural form (we) in the simple past tense (preterite), indicating an action completed in the past.

Lloramos de alegría al recibir la noticia.

We cried for joy upon receiving the news.

In this case, 'lloramos' is employed in the first person plural with a subjunctive intent after the expression of hope, highlighting a potential action.

Espero que no lloramos mucho si algo sale mal.

I hope we don't cry too much if something goes wrong.

Here, 'lloramos' appears in the first person plural form (we) in the present indicative tense, describing a habitual action or current state.

Cuando vemos películas tristes, siempre lloramos.

When we watch sad movies, we always cry.