réussissons

R\u00e9ussissons is a French word that translates to "we succeed" or "let's succeed" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb r\u00e9ussir, meaning to succeed, to be successful, or to achieve. The word can also be used in the first-person plural imperative mood, conveying an exhortation or encouragement for collective success.

The verb r\u00e9ussir itself is derived from the Latin word r\u00e9uss\u00ecre, which means to rise again or to spring up. Over time, its meaning evolved to encompass the idea of achieving a desired outcome, overcoming obstacles, and reaching a goal.

In everyday French conversation, "r\u00e9ussissons" might be used in various contexts. For example, when discussing a group project, a team effort, or a shared endeavor, one might say "Pour que nous r\u00e9ussissions, chacun doit faire sa part" (For us to succeed, everyone must do their part). As an imperative, it can be a motivational statement, such as "R\u00e9ussissons ensemble dans cette nouvelle aventure!" (Let's succeed together in this new adventure!). The nuances of its usage depend heavily on the specific context and the speaker's intent.