Juguemos

Juguemos is a Spanish term that translates to "let us play" and functions as the first-person plural present subjunctive form of the verb jugar. It is used to propose a collective action or invitation to engage in play or a shared activity. Grammatically, it appears in statements that begin with an inclusive suggestion, such as “Juguemos a las escondidas” or “Juguemos un juego,” conveying cooperation, spontaneity, or lighthearted intent.

In usage, Juguemos often appears in educational and cultural contexts where play is a central theme. It is a common title or heading for activities, songs, books, or campaigns aimed at children or families, emphasizing participation, collaboration, and learning through play. Because it is a verb form, its meaning can shift subtly with context, and it may be capitalized when used as a proper title.

The phrase can also be encountered in advertising or program names that seek to evoke engagement and playful interaction. While not a fixed proper noun, Juguemos functions effectively as a recurrent motif in Spanish-language media and pedagogy to invite audiences to participate in playful activities.

See also: jugar; juego; juguete; juguetón. Notes: as a grammatical form, it is distinct from a noun or title, though capitalization may occur when used as a title.