Pracujmy

Pracujmy is a Polish phrase that translates to "let us work" or "let's work." It is formed from the verb pracować (to work) with the first-person plural form used to urge collective action. In everyday Polish, pracujmy functions as an invitation or exhortation to collaborate on a task, project, or goal, and it commonly appears in constructive contexts such as workplaces, communities, or political discourse.

The phrase has also been used as the name or slogan of various initiatives, organizations, and campaigns in Poland. Because it is neutral and action-oriented, pracujmy has been adopted by groups focusing on work, employment, or civic engagement, rather than by any single political party or movement. Its use as a campaign banner or slogan reflects a call for cooperative effort and collective responsibility.

Grammatically, pracujmy can appear within sentences such as Pracujmy nad projektem (Let's work on the project) or Pracujmy razem (Let's work together). In linguistic discussions, it is cited as an example of the Polish first-person plural imperative form and of how a simple verb phrase can function as a mobilizing cue.

There is no single authoritative entity named "Pracujmy" that dominates the term; rather, it is a common, flexible phrase that has appeared in varied contexts across Polish public life. See also discussions of Polish imperatives, labor-related slogans, and civic engagement terminology.