Limpiemos

Limpiemos is the form of the Spanish verb limpiar in the first-person plural present subjunctive, and is also used to express a proposal or exhortation with inclusive meaning, equivalent to “let us clean.” In sentences like “Limpiemos la casa antes de la fiesta,” it signals a joint action to be undertaken. The form is created from the infinitive limpiar by removing the -ar and adding -emos for the nosotros form in the subjunctive.

Beyond its grammatical use, limpiemos can appear as a slogan or motto in civic or political discourse, especially in campaigns that emphasize cleaning up corruption, improving order, or caring for the environment. It is not, by itself, a fixed name of an international organization; when capitalized or used as branding, its meaning depends on the surrounding context and the aims of the speaker or group.

Differences: limpiemos differs from limpiamos, the indicative form meaning “we clean,” and from limpie, the present subjunctive form for usted/él/ella, which is used in different syntactic contexts. The primary function of limpiemos is to propose an action to be undertaken collectively, rather than to report it.

See also: limpiar, Spanish subjunctive mood, Spanish verb conjugation, nosotros imperative.