No. 4,341 in Spanish
salimos
"We leave" or "we go out."
In a sentence
Salimos de casa temprano esta mañana.
We left the house early this morning.
Here 'salimos' is the past tense of 'salir' in the nosotros/nosotras form, indicating an action completed by 'we' in the past.
¿Salimos a caminar después de cenar?
Shall we go for a walk after dinner?
In this context, 'salimos' is present tense and serves as a suggestion made by 'we'.
Si no te apuras, salimos tarde.
If you don't hurry, we leave late.
Here 'salimos' is also present tense and is used to describe a planned event under a conditional scenario.
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