enunciemos

Enunciemos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb enunciar in the present subjunctive. This form is used to express a suggestion, proposal, or inclusive exhortation, roughly translating as “let us state” or “let us declare.” It is not a simple command but a subjunctive mood form that can appear in clauses requiring uncertainty, necessity, or deliberation, or in direct inclusive guidance.

In use, enunciemos often appears in formal or collaborative contexts, such as guidelines, proposals, or group discussions. For example, Enuncemos las ideas clave antes de pasar a la siguiente fase. This construction invites the speakers to act together to perform the action described by the verb, rather than issuing a direct order.

Grammatically, enunciemos is the present-subjunctive nosotros form of enunciar, which means to state, articulate, or declare. It is typically found after verbs or expressions that require the subjunctive mood, or in contexts where a collective, cooperative action is being proposed.

Etymologically, enunciar derives from the Latin enuntiāre, related to nuntiāre (“to announce”), with the Spanish prefix en- forming a verb meaning to utter or state clearly. The term is closely related to other forms of enunciar and to the broader family of verbs dealing with expression and articulation. Enunciemos is thus a standard, neutral linguistic form used to frame collective action in Spanish.