acompañémoslas

Acompañémoslas is a Spanish phrase that translates to "let's accompany them" or "let's go with them" in English. It is a conjugation of the verb "acompañar" which means to accompany, escort, or keep company. The "-las" ending indicates that the direct object being accompanied is feminine and plural. This phrase can be used in various contexts, from offering physical accompaniment to a group of women to suggesting collective support or involvement in an endeavor.

The phrase implies a sense of solidarity, shared purpose, or gentle escorting. It can be a polite invitation to join someone or a suggestion for a group to provide support. For instance, it might be used if a group of women are embarking on a journey and others are invited to join them for safety or camaraderie. It could also be used metaphorically, suggesting that a collective effort should be made to support or assist a group of women in achieving a goal. The context in which "acompañémoslas" is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning, but the core idea remains one of shared presence and support.