Demostremos

Demostremos is a Spanish word that translates to "let us demonstrate" or "let us show" in English. It is the first-person plural present subjunctive form of the verb "demostrar," which means "to demonstrate," "to prove," or "to show." The subjunctive mood is often used in Spanish to express a wish, a doubt, a command, or a hypothetical situation. Therefore, "demostremos" typically appears in contexts where the speaker is suggesting or proposing an action of demonstration or proof that involves themselves and others.

For example, "Demostremos nuestra inocencia" would mean "Let us demonstrate our innocence." This phrase implies a collective effort to prove something. The word can also be used in more abstract contexts, such as in academic or scientific discussions, where a group might propose to demonstrate a theory or a principle. The specific nuance of "demostremos" depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and the overall intent of the speaker. It conveys a sense of shared action and a desire to make something evident or clear.