Engañemos

Engañemos is a Spanish word that translates to "let's deceive" or "let's trick" in English. It is the first-person plural, present subjunctive form of the verb engañar, which means to deceive, to trick, to fool, or to cheat. The subjunctive mood is typically used to express desires, doubts, emotions, or hypothetical situations, and in this context, engañemos suggests an intention or a proposal to engage in deceitful behavior.

The phrase can be used in various social contexts, ranging from lighthearted pranks among friends to more serious instances of manipulation or betrayal. The specific nuance and implication of engañemos depend heavily on the surrounding conversation, the relationship between the speakers, and the overall situation. It is a direct and informal expression, often implying a shared understanding or agreement to act in a deceptive manner. The use of "let's" indicates a collective action, suggesting that the speaker is including themselves and at least one other person in the proposed act of deception.