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1. • • Usually "vámonos" would be used in a context in which you are leaving FROM a place, something like "Vámonos de este lugar" - "Let's go from this place". Regarding "vamos" would be used in a context in which you are going TO a place, something like "Vamos al cine" - "Let's go to the movies".
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     What's the difference between "vamos" and "vámonos"?

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   What does 'Vámonos' mean in Spanish?

   • In Spanish, 'Vámonos' is typically used when you are leaving FROM a place, such as "Vámonos de este lugar" - "Let's go from this place". On the other hand, 'vamos' is used when you are going TO a place, like "Vamos al cine" - "Let's go to the movies". This is consistent in Spain.

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   What does Vamos mean in Spanish?

   • In Spanish, ‘vamos’ is the present tense conjugation for ‘nosotros’. ‘Vamos’ comes from ‘ir’, as a result, this verb is expressing that you and someone else are leading or going somewhere. ‘Ir’ is the direct translation of ‘to go’, therefore, ‘vamos’ would be ‘ we go’. Oye, ¿ vamos al cumpleaños de Patrick o tienes algo que hacer?

   Difference between ‘Vamos’ and ‘Vámonos’ in Spanish

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   What is the difference between Vamos and Vámonos?

   • For starters, these words come from different verbs: Vamos = Ir – Present tense conjugation for ‘nosotros’. Vámonos = Irse – Reflexive and imperative form for ‘nosotros’. As one of the conjugations of ‘ir’, in Spanish, vamos means ‘to go’. We use ‘vamos’ to express that we are leading ourselves or going somewhere.

   Difference between ‘Vamos’ and ‘Vámonos’ in Spanish

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   What does 'Vamanos' mean in Spanish?

   • 'Vamanos' means 'let's go' or 'let's leave' in Spanish. It is the imperative form of 'irse'.

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   What does Meno mean in Italian?

   • Is an expression of annoyance and means “a pain in the behind!”. Be sure to use this phrase in the correct context or some senior Italians may not be too impressed! This means ‘love at first sight.’ Express a huge sigh of relief when you use meno male. This reflects the phrase in English: “Thank goodness!”

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3. dictionary.reverso.net › italian-english › VámonosVámonos translation in English | Italian-English dictionary ...

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5. forum.wordreference.com › threads › vamos-or-vaminosVamos or Vaminos? - WordReference Forums

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   Aug 10, 2005 · "Vamos" can mean "we go", as present tense, or "let's go". "Vámonos" can only mean "let's go". But there is a difference even when it's used in the "let's go" sense: we say "vamos" when the place where you are is indifferent, and what it is important is the destination place.

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   So ive been trying to learn Italian to be more in touch with my culture that I am very proud of. But one question ive had is what I would use instead of Vamo, in the context of cheering for like a sports team or athlete. I know some people use Forza or Andiamo, but I wanted to clarify, especially since in slang Italian and Spanish have some ...

7. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › spanishEnglish translation of '¡Vámonos!' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   ¡Vamos! ¡Di algo! Come on! Say something! ¡Vamos a ver! Let’s see! 2. to be. Iba muy bien vestido. He was very well dressed. Iba con su madre. He was with his mother.

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   Feb 5, 2021 · To ensure you can have some fair conversation and get along with Italian communities, we look at the most popular Italian words and their English translation. COMMON ITALIAN SLANG TERMS. Dai! If you want to tell someone to come on in Italian, you can use the expression dai! It is a commonly used term. Boh!