seamos
“seamos” means “we are (subjunctive)” in Spanish (expressing desire, doubt, or necessity).
we are (subjunctive), let's be
Also: that we may be
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Espero que seamos un buen equipo.
A2I hope that we are a good team.
Seamos honestos, esto es difícil.
B1Let's be honest, this is difficult.
No es necesario que seamos perfectos, solo que lo intentemos.
B2It's not necessary that we be perfect, only that we try.
¡Seamos más rápidos la próxima vez!
B1Let's be faster next time!
Indicative
Present
Imperfect
Preterite
Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
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Which sentence correctly uses 'seamos' as a shared suggestion?
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The verb *ser* comes from a combination of two different Latin verbs: *esse* (meaning 'to be') and *sedere* (meaning 'to sit'). The form *seamos* comes directly from the Latin subjunctive form of *esse*.
First recorded: Before the 10th century (in Old Spanish forms)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'somos' and 'seamos'?
'Somos' is the simple present tense ('we are'), used for facts: 'Nosotros somos estudiantes' (We are students). 'Seamos' is the special form used for wishes, commands, or uncertainty: 'Espero que seamos amigos' (I hope we are friends).
Is 'seamos' used for location?
No. *Ser* (and therefore *seamos*) is generally used for permanent qualities or identity. For location or temporary conditions, you would use the verb *estar*, meaning the form 'estemos' ('Let's be here').