what does vamos mean?

Answer 1

actually, it means "we go"...it's the verb "ir" conjugated in first person plural: "Siempre vamos a la playa en el verano" (We always go to the beach in the summer). If used as an imperative, then it means "let's go": "¡Vamos!"

edit:
- "voy" is not an infinitive...the verb is still "ir"..."voy" is the verb "ir" conjugated as first person singular (I go)
- "vámonos" is more like "let's leave" rather than "let's go"
- "vamos" combined with other verbs can have the general meaning of "let's", for example "Vamos a bailar" (Let's dance), vamos a jugar béisbol (Let's play baseball), etc.

Answer 2

vamos = let´s (do something)
let´s play = vamos a jugar

or we go = we go to the beach = (nosotros) vamos a la playa

but can also mean come on

come on you can do it = vamos tú puedes hacerlo

Answer 3

Vamos Is Spanish
It Means Lets Go
Vamos Jugar Al beisbal
Lets go Play Baseball

You can also use it as voy (I) va (he) can (they) They change when you are talking about yourself or others

Voy Jugar Al basquetball
I'm going to play Basketball

Vamos Means WE go because its in the we form (nosotros)

Answer 4

Vamos comes from the Spanish verb voy, which means to go. Vamos means in Spanish, "We go".

Answer 5

It means Let's go.

Answer 6

look in your spanish dictionary. this sounds a little like vaminos which means we go. I am at a loss for any other translation. if someone out in yahoo land comes up with a better translation , then hooray

Answer 7

Spanish for we go.
Vamonos means Let's go

Answer 8

it means, let's get the fvck out of here... I just threw a dozen krispy kremes at Tirya's trailer... and she's after me with Dann's glock and LS!

Answer 9

The conjugation of the verb "IR" which means "to go"... conjugated to 1st person plural as a command (imperativo, or "imperative")... "let's go."

edit: corrected myself from 3rd person plural to 1st... sorry.

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Answer 10

It means let's go.