"Vamos" is present indicative and "vayamos" is present subjunctive But "vamos" is nowadays also a special form of "vayamos", used when the subjunctive replaces the imperative (except in negative forms). So, when you need a subjunctive, use "vayamos"; when you need an imperative, use "vamos" ("vayamos" is also correct, but not much used).
@Xannn VĂĄmonos" means to leave a place. ⢠VĂĄmonos de aquĂ chicos. (let's get out of this place boys) ⢠VĂĄmonos a la escuela (let's get out of here and go to school) ⢠VĂĄmonos a comer (Let's get out of theplace we are in and go eat) "Vamos" is just to go to a place. ⢠Vamos al cine (let's go to the cinema) ⢠Vamos allĂĄ, aquĂ hace frĂo (let's go there, it's cold here) ⢠Vamos
Definition of vamos Depending on the context: â˘To go: Vamos a casa -> We go home â˘Let's go! : ÂĄVamos!
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Vamos@gesu_cristo_ "Vamos" is from the verb "ir" (to go) "VĂĄmonos" is from the verb "irse" (to go/to go out) Vamos al cine = VĂĄmonos al cine -> Let's go to the cinema Vamos allĂ -> Let's go there VĂĄmonos de aquĂ -> Let's go out of here PS: Some people up there say that "vĂĄmonos" is the imperative and the other is not, and that's totally false. The imperatives are "vayamos" (ir) and
It means âwe goâ. It is also used as an expression to cheer someone on. In this context, âvamosâ could mean âgoâ or âcome onâ. âVĂĄmonosâ is the imperative form of âirseâ. It means âletâs leaveâ or âletâs goâ. When learning Spanish, itâs difficult to see the difference in meaning between âvamosâ and
ĺ¨ä¸ćä¸çżťčŻ"vĂĄmonos". Ok vĂĄmonos por favor, rĂĄpido. SeĂąor, vĂĄmonos. Ahora mismo. 丝ĺ¸ĺ
çďźć䝏辰ĺ§ă. Ahora, mantĂŠngase abajo y vĂĄmonos. ç°ĺ¨äżćĺ¨ä˝ć°´ĺšłďźččľ°ă. Coge lo que quieras y vĂĄmonos. Debo hablar con ĂŠl, vĂĄmonos.
We (portuguese native speakers) have different ways to say it, too. Força/Vai/Vamos/Vamo ( Br only ), Brasil. There's no big difference. The all idea is to support. "Allez Brazil!" One might use this to provoke French supporters, but not as an usual way of support. Last edited: Jan 27, 2017.
What is the difference between vamonos and vamos? Compare and contrast the definitions and English translations of vamonos and vamos on SpanishDictionary.com, the world's most accurate Spanish-English reference website.
Ir a = To go Irse a = To go Irse de = To leave Vamos = Let's go / Come on VĂĄmonos = Let's leave Vamos/VĂĄmonos al centro = Let's go to the centre VĂĄmonos de aquĂ = Let's get out of here
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