comunicar

to communicate, to convey

k o m u n i ˈk a ɾ

comunic to communicate, to convey + ar Infinitive

verb Rare #29,501

to communicate, to convey When meaning “to communicate,” it is often used with a reflexive pronoun: comunicarse.

SP: Quiero comunicar mis ideas con claridad.

EN: I want to communicate my ideas clearly.

Conjugation of comunicar

	Singular	Plural
First	—	comunicarnos

Indicative future

	Singular	Plural
First	comunicaré	—

Subjunctive future

	Singular	Plural
First	comunicaré	—

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	comunico	—

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	comunico	—

I'll put you through to an officer.

— El Perfecto Asesino (1994)

I can't get in touch with Nam-il!

— El Huésped (2006)

With Esperanto you can communicate on equal terms with people from other countries.

Communicating the news via TV and radio is very common now.

First, I would like to express my serious concern.

How can I get in touch with you?

We can communicate in French.

He knew how to communicate his ideas.

Along the way, try to contact Grandma.

— Sin Amor (2017)

They couldn't communicate their ideas to men.

We must communicate.

— Ratatouille (2007)

Let us finish the count, and I’ll get back in touch.

— El botín (2026)