Colguemos

Colguemos is a verb form in Spanish derived from colgar, meaning to hang. It serves as the present subjunctive form for the nosotros (we) subject and, in the affirmative, as the nosotros imperative, used to propose an action by the speaker and their company. In practice, colguemos appears in clauses that express wish, possibility, or a collective command.

Grammatically, colguemos is part of the present subjunctive paradigm for colgar. The full set in the present subjunctive is: yo cuelgue, tú cuelgues, él cuelgue, nosotros colguemos, vosotros colguéis, ellos cuelguen. The nosotros form colguemos reflects a stem adjustment to preserve the hard g before the e, a characteristic of some subjunctive forms of -gar verbs. The affirmative imperative for nosotros is identical to this form: Colguemos el cartel. The negative imperative is no colguemos.

Usage and examples illustrate its role in coordinating actions among speakers. For example: Colguemos las llaves en la mesa. (Let's hang the keys on the table.) Espero que colguemos el cuadro antes de la exposición. (I hope we hang the painting before the exhibition.) Colguemos la bandera cuando termine la ceremonia. (Let us hang the flag when the ceremony ends.)

Notes: Colguemos is a verb form, not a noun, and appears in contexts requiring subjunctive mood or in formal or informal commands directed at a group including the speaker. It is a standard part of Spanish conjugation and is used across dialects that employ the subjunctive mood.