How to Say ‘We'll go over it together’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo revisamos juntos
loh reh-vee-SAH-mohs HOON-tohs
[loh reh-vee-SAH-mohs HOON-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The plain present tense often covers near-future plans in Spanish. lo revisamos can mean "we'll go over it", just as te llamo mañana means "I'll call you tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to a situation, route, or matter already mentioned.
Lo llevo bien aunque haya tráfico.
I'm handling it well even though there is traffic.
revisamos
[reh-vee-SAH-mohs]
we review / we'll review
First person plural of 'revisar' (to review, check); present used for near future.
Revisamos el contrato el lunes.
We'll review the contract on Monday.
juntos
[HOON-tohs]
together
An adverb or adjective meaning together, as a group.
Juntos cantamos en la fiesta de cumpleaños.
Together we sing at the birthday party.
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