Acudamos

Acudamos is the first-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb acudir. In contemporary Spanish it is mainly used in formal or literary contexts to express an exhortation or a wish that a group act together, often translated as “let us attend” or “let us go.” The form appears in clauses introduced by que, corresponding to “that we go/attend.”

Conjugation and related forms: the infinitive is acudir; present subjunctive forms include yo acuda, tú acudas, él acuda, nosotros acudamos, vosotros acudáis, ellos acudan. Used as a hortative, acudamos can stand alone as a suggestion or invitation similar to “let us.”

Usage notes: acudamos is relatively uncommon in everyday speech compared with constructions like “vamos a acudir” or other verb phrases, and it is more frequent in legal, religious, or historical texts and in formal writing. It can express attending to an obligation, responding to a call, or taking collective action.

Examples:

- Es importante que acudamos a la cita.

- Acudamos a la asamblea cuando lo requiera la situación.

See also:

- acudir

- subjunctive mood

- hortative subjunctive

- Spanish verb conjugation