favorezcamos

Favorezcamos is a present-subjunctive form of the Spanish verb favorecer, used to express a proposal or exhortation for a group to act in a favorable manner toward a person, policy, or cause. As the nosotros form, favorezcamos signals collective action and is common in formal or rhetorical contexts where speakers invite cooperation rather than issuing a direct command. In practice, it often appears in political, social, and organizational discourse as a call to action: Favorezcamos políticas de inclusión; Favorezcamos el acceso equitativo a la educación; Favorezcamos la protección del medio ambiente.

Grammatical notes: favorezcamos is the present-subjunctive form derived from favorecer. The stem changes to favorezc- in this form; pronunciation varies by dialect (z before e is commonly pronounced as s in Latin American Spanish and as θ in many parts of Spain). It is not a noun and should be understood as a verb form; it can be used with or without que: Favorezcamos lo siguiente, para promover un cambio. Similar to other exhortative constructions like promovamos or trabajemos juntos, it expresses a collective intention rather than a simple statement of fact.

Related forms include favorecer (infinitive), favoreciendo (gerund), favorecido (past participle), and favorecimiento (noun). While favorezcamos appears primarily in written or formal spoken contexts, it may also surface in campaign materials, manifests, or speeches intended to mobilize a group toward a shared objective.