riamonos

Ramonos is a Spanish phrase meaning “let us laugh” or “let’s laugh together.” It is formed from the verb reír, in the first-person plural imperative, combined with the reflexive pronoun nos. The standard written form in many dialects is ríamonos, with an accent to indicate the stressed syllable, though informal writing may appear as riamonos.

In usage, riamonos is typically employed in informal speech, social media, captions, and humorous dialogue to invite a group to share laughter or to lighten the mood. It can function as a prompt among friends or an inclusive expression within a shared moment of humor. The phrase is common across Spanish-speaking communities and appears in everyday conversation, memes, and lighthearted content.

Riamos is not a formal entity, organization, or widely recognized brand. There is no single, official institution associated with the term; rather, riamonos appears as a common linguistic construction that may be found in various casual contexts. When used in media or campaigns, it is usually as a playful or convivial tagline rather than as a formal designation.

See also: reír, imperatives in Spanish, inclusive imperatives in Spanish, Spanish meme culture.