Juntarse is a verb in Spanish.
/junˈtaɾ.se/
Juntarse refers to the action of meeting, gathering, or coming together with others. It can imply both physical proximity and emotional or social union. The verb is quite versatile and is frequently used in both spoken and written contexts, with a tendency toward oral communication in everyday conversations.
Juntarse is commonly used in informal settings and by the general population. It can describe casual meetings with friends or family, as well as more formal gatherings.
We are going to meet at the square at six.
Me gusta juntarme con mis amigos los fines de semana.
I like to get together with my friends on weekends.
Es importante juntarse como equipo para aprovechar nuestras habilidades.
Juntarse is often found in various idiomatic expressions reflecting social dynamics, collaboration, and relationships.
(This implies associating with individuals who might lead one towards negative consequences.)
Juntarse al grupo.
(This phrase often indicates someone who has been included in a social circle or team.)
Juntarse para una causa.
(This expression signifies people uniting for a common goal or purpose.)
A veces es mejor juntarse que estar solo.
(This implies the advantages of companionship and teamwork.)
Juntarse a charlar en la tarde.
The verb juntarse comes from the Spanish verb juntar, which means "to join." It is formed with the prefix "junto" meaning "together," reinforcing the idea of assembly or gathering.