yo firmo

I sign

ˈf i ɾ m o → firmar
firm to sign + o 1st-person singular present (indicative or subjunctive)
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense Rare #37,259
I sign In everyday speech, firmar usually means to sign a document or agreement.
SP: Firmo el contrato mañana.
EN: I sign the contract tomorrow.
Conjugation of firmar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First firmo firmamos
Second firmas —
Third firma —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First firmo firmamos
Second firmas —
Third firma —

Yo lo firmo, yo lo firmo.

I sign it, I sign it.

— Dolor y gloria (2019)

Pero los firmo.

But I sign them.

— Abre los ojos (1997)

¿Dónde firmo?

Where do I sign?

— Pacto de sangre (1944)

Cómo firmo, amigo?

How do I sign, buddy?

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

La semana próxima firmo un gran trato con Phunsukh Wangdu.

Next week, I'm signing a big deal with Phunsukh Wangdu.

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

No firmo nada.

I’m not signing anything.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Si no, ni firmo, ni entro.

Otherwise, I’m not signing and I’m not going in.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Yo la firmo, pero no pago.

I'll sign it, but I won't pay.

— Perros de Reserva (1992)

Firmo muchos documentos, eso sí.

I do sign a lot of documents, though.

— Legado en los huesos (2019)

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