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to vamos

to vamos

9.9
To say 'we go' to tell a group to move or start
  • verb
  • /ˈvɑːmɒs/
translation icon : vamos
  • Vamos a trabajar juntos para terminar el proyecto a tiempo.

Next up on International Express vamos a la Colombia.

Examples

  • ¿Listos para salir? ¡Vamos a comer algo delicioso!

  • Vamos a la playa este sábado para disfrutar del sol.

  • Next up on International Express vamos a la Colombia.

  • Meet Danny, Irma and Ashley vamos El mismo hike.

  • I want to say like, I want aura vamos a la tienda de barbidas de bubble tea.

Surface Forms

vamos infinitive
vamos past
vamos past participle
vamos present participle
vamos third person singular

Etymology

Vamos comes from the old Latin verb vadere, which means 'to go'. It is the Spanish form for 'we go' and is used to tell a group to move or start, like saying 'let's go'. The same root appears in English words like invade ('to go into'), which helps explain the 'go' idea.