Incluamos

Incluamos is a Spanish verb form derived from incluir. It is the first-person plural form in the present subjunctive of incluir, and it also serves as the inclusive imperative for nosotros, equivalent to saying “let us include.” In practical terms, it is used to express a collective suggestion, obligation, or possibility in subordinate clauses, or to propose a joint action in an exhortative sense, as in “Incluyamos a todas las voces.”

The word comes from the Latin includere, composed of in- (in, into) and cludere (to close). The modern sense develops from the idea of bringing together elements into a group or category, rather than excluding them. As with other -uir verbs in Spanish, the form includes a y when conjugated in the present subjunctive and related moods, yielding included spellings such as incluyamos.

In contemporary usage, incluyamos appears frequently in formal, institucional, or advocacy contexts that emphasize participation, diversity, and shared responsibility. It can appear in policy documents, educational materials, and discourse about inclusion in workplaces, schools, and communities. Examples include sentences like “Es necesario que incluyamos a todos los grupos marginados” or the exhortative “Incluyamos a las comunidades en la planificación.” The term is primarily a grammatical form, but its frequent use reflects broader social aims of inclusion and collaboration.