trabajemos

Trabajemos is a word in the Spanish language that can function as two grammatical forms of the verb trabajar: the first-person plural present subjunctive and the affirmative imperative used to invite action. It translates roughly as “let us work” or “let’s work.” It is commonly used to express solidarity or to propose cooperative effort among a group, as in “Trabajemos juntos para completar el proyecto.”

As a present subjunctive form, trabajemos appears in subordinate clauses expressing wishes, possibilities, or necessities; as an imperative, it is used to issue a direct, inclusive command: “Trabajemos en este objetivo” or “Trabajemos juntos.”

In addition to its linguistic use, “Trabajemos” is sometimes adopted as a name or slogan for initiatives, campaigns, or organizations in Spanish-speaking regions. Its connotations of labor, collaboration, and collective effort make it a natural fit for programs aimed at employment, social development, or community improvement. Because it signals joint action, it is often chosen to mobilize groups toward a shared goal.

See also: verbs in the present subjunctive and the inclusive imperative in Spanish; usage of imperative forms for collective action. The exact meaning of “Trabajemos” can vary slightly with context, depending on whether it is used as a grammatical form inside a sentence or as part of a title or campaign slogan.