How to Say "let's do" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “let's do” is “hagamos” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¡Hagamos algo diferente este fin de semana!
Let's do something different this weekend!
El jefe quiere que hagamos el informe antes de mañana.
The boss wants us to make the report before tomorrow.
Si estamos cansados, no hagamos la caminata.
If we are tired, let's not do the hike.
The 'Let's' Command
To say 'Let's (do something)' in Spanish, you use 'hagamos.' This is the special command form (imperative) for 'we' and is identical to the present subjunctive form.
The Subjunctive Requirement
'Hagamos' is necessary when expressing wishes, doubts, or desires involving a group, especially after phrases like 'Es importante que...' (It's important that...).
Confusing 'Hagamos' with the present tense
Mistake: “Using 'Hacemos' when proposing an action (e.g., Hacemos una fiesta).”
Correction: Use 'Hagamos' instead. 'Hacemos' (we do) describes what you *are* doing; 'Hagamos' (let's do) proposes what you *should* do.
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