Comuniquémonos

Comuniquémonos is a Spanish phrase used as a call to open dialogue, translating roughly to “let us communicate” or “let us talk to one another.” It is formed from the verb comunicarse (to communicate) in the nosotros imperative form with the reflexive pronoun nos attached (comuniquémonos). The word is used as a slogan or exhortation in various contexts to encourage direct, respectful, and constructive exchange of information.

In usage, comuniquémonos appears in media campaigns, educational materials, and community discussions as a prompt to acknowledge others’ perspectives, ask questions, and share information transparently. It is often employed in situations of conflict, misinformation, or social tension to promote dialogue over monologue.

Grammatically, it is a reflexive, inclusive imperative form addressed to a group including the speaker: “let us communicate.” It coexists with related forms such as comunícate (informal singular) and other command forms of comunicarse. The phrase is commonly encountered in Spanish-language discourse as a general invitation to engage in dialogue.

There is no single official institution associated with the phrase; rather, it functions as a generic call to communication that may appear across various Spanish-speaking contexts. It is part of a broader pattern of using direct, action-oriented imperatives to facilitate engagement and dialogue in Spanish-speaking communities.