salviamo

Salviamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb salvare, meaning "we save." It is also used as an inclusive imperative, functioning as "let us save" in phrases such as "Salviamo il pianeta" (Let us save the planet). The term derives from Latin salvare and shares its root with related words such as salvataggio (rescue) and salvataggio.

In everyday Italian, salviamo appears as a normal conjugation for statements about saving or protecting something. In political, environmental, cultural heritage, and humanitarian contexts, the phrase is commonly used as a slogan or rallying cry. As a slogan, it conveys collective action and responsibility, inviting participation from a broad audience rather than attributing action to a single authority.

Usage and context often see salviamo employed in campaigns addressing issues such as environmental protection, preservation of historical sites, endangered species, community services, and public health. Because of its rhetorical shape, it is frequently adopted by nonprofit organizations, grassroots movements, and media campaigns to frame actions as a shared commitment.

See also: salvare, salvataggio, slogans in Italian activism, inclusive imperatives in Romance languages.

Salviamo is therefore both a grammatical form and a cultural marker, capable of serving as a neutral description of action in Italian as well as a shorthand for collective mobilization in advocacy contexts.