Vamos (en. Come on)

/ˈbamos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the verb 'to go' in the first person plural of the present indicative.

We are going to the movies tonight.

Vamos al cine esta noche.

Expression used to encourage someone to act or do something.

Let's go! There's no time to waste!

¡Vamos! ¡No hay tiempo que perder!

Used as an interjection to show enthusiasm or agreement.

Let's go! Yes, we can!

¡Vamos! ¡Sí se puede!

From Latin 'vamus', form of the verb 'ire' which means 'to go'.

Let's go!

Expression of encouragement or motivation.

¡Vamos!

Let's take it step by step

Expression that indicates a theme will be addressed in an orderly manner.

Vamos por partes

Now we're going to see

Prelude to present a theme or make a demonstration.

Ahora vamos a ver

Verb that indicates movement from one place to another.

go ahead

Form of the verb 'to go' used to express doubt or surprise.

vaya

leave

Verb meaning to leave a place.

salir

"Let's go" in street slang often means an invitation to a party or activity.

Let's go to the party tonight!

¡Vamos a la fiesta esta noche!

It is sometimes used to express going to do something without much planning.

Let's go without thinking too much, it's an adventure!

Vamos sin pensarlo mucho, ¡es una aventura!