It's tuitō, 'I tweet', or 'I use twitter'. It conjugates like this:
Present Indicative
tuitō
tuitis
tuitit
tuitimus
tuititis
tuitunt
Imperfect
tuitēbam
tuitēbas
tuitēbat
tuitēbamus
tuitēbatis
tuitēbant
Future
tuitam
tuitēs
tuitet
tuitēmus
tuitētis
tuitent
Perfect
tuiti
tuitisti
tuitit
tuitimus
tuistis
tuitērunt
Pluperfect
tuiteram
tuiteras
tuiterat
tuiterāmus
tuiterātis
tuiterant
Present subjunctive
tuitam
tuitās
tuitat
tuitāmus
tuitātis
tuitant
Imperative
tuite
Participle
tuitens
Gerund
tuiter
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There was very little in Spain about what verb to use when wishing to participar activamente en el medio social de moda. The solution was obvious: just stick -ear on the end for the infinitive and conjugate like emplear, following the precedent of pretty much every new IT-related verb that's come along. We have cliquear, escanear, chatear, postear, resetear, formatear...and now tuitear. Oddly, Facebook (pron. = ['feivu]) has to make do with the disappointingly standard colgar (=hang up, like a picture on your muro).
RCV - the latin of lol (Ridere clara voce)
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