abonnons

Abonnons is the present tense, first-person plural form of the pronominal French verb s'abonner, which means to subscribe or enroll oneself. In standard usage the full present construction is vous nous abonnons? No—that would be incorrect. The correct form is nous nous abonnons, with the reflexive pronoun included. The base verb s'abonner is conjugated with reflexive pronouns across all persons: je m'abonne, tu t'abonnes, il s'abonne, nous nous abon­nons, vous vous abonnez, ils s'abonnent. The non-pronominal form abonner exists as a transitive verb meaning “to subscribe (someone to something).” The related noun forms are l'abonnement (subscription) and l'abonné (subscriber).

Abonnons is commonly used to describe subscribing to services, newsletters, magazines, streaming platforms or membership programs. For example: Nous nous abonnons à ce magazine. The inclusive imperative form Abonnons-nous peut être used in promotional or collaborative contexts, meaning “Let’s subscribe (to this)”. As a general term, the concept of l’abonnement is central to digital media, software and content distribution, where users sign up to receive ongoing access or updates.

In usage, abonnés and abonnements appear frequently in marketing, user guides and service terms. The word emphasizes commitment to ongoing access rather than a one-time purchase, reflecting how many platforms structure access through periodic payments or updates. Overall, abonnons functions as a concrete grammatical form tied to the broader concept of subscribing and staying connected to a service or publication.