Opinemos

Opinemos is the first-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb opinar, and, less commonly, an inclusive imperative meaning “let us opine.” In standard Spanish it appears within clauses such as “Es necesario que opinemos sobre la propuesta.” In discourse, the form can function as a call to collective reflection, or as a heading or slogan in informal contexts.

Grammatically, opinemos shares its base with opinar; the -emos ending marks the plural first-person form in the present subjunctive and, in informal usage, can serve as an inclusive imperative. The present subjunctive expresses doubt, possibility, desire, or suggestion, and opinemos is used when speaking of a group’s collective opinion or action.

In contemporary usage, opinions about civic matters are often invited with phrases that include opinemos, and the form can appear in political or social commentary to emphasize collective deliberation. Some organizations or campaigns may adopt a similar linguistic cue as a name or tagline to encourage public input on policies or proposals. Because opinemos is a common verb form rather than a fixed proper noun, its meaning and tone depend on context, audience, and accompanying language.

See also: opinar; present subjunctive; Spanish verbs; civic participation.