mojemos

Mojemos is a grammatical form of the Spanish verb mojar, meaning to wet or dampen. It is not a standalone noun or a proper name; rather, it appears as a specific verb form in certain moods and tenses.

In Spanish, mojemos serves two related grammatical functions. It is the first-person plural form (nosotros) in the present subjunctive, used after certain expressions of desire, doubt, necessity, or circumstance, for example: Es importante que mojemos la mezcla para evaluar su consistencia. It is also the affirmative nosotros command (imperative) form, used to propose action collectively: Mojemos las plantas cada mañana.

Usage guidance and context clarify its role. The subjunctive usage expresses hypothetical or non-factual situations, wishes, requirements, or uncertainty, while the imperative usage invites a group action. Because the form is identical in both the present subjunctive and the affirmative imperative for nosotros, its interpretation depends on the syntactic context and accompanying verbs.

Examples:

- Subjunctive: Espero que mojemos la superficie antes de pintarla. (I hope that we dampen the surface before painting it.)

- Imperative: Mojemos la masa poco a poco para evitar grumos. (Let us wet the dough gradually to avoid lumps.)

Mojemos appears primarily in instructional, culinary, gardening, and procedural contexts, where collaborative action is described. It is part of standard Spanish conjugation and is taught in language studies alongside other present-subjunctive and nosotros-commands forms.

See also: mojar; Spanish verb conjugation; subjunctive mood; imperative mood.