How to Say ‘Let's go in.’ in Mexican Spanish
Vamos a entrar.
BAH-mohs ah ehn-TRAHR
[BAH-mohs ah ehn-TRAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vamos a + verb] is a very common pattern for "let's go…" or "we're going to…," depending on context. You can reuse it easily: [Vamos a comer.], [Vamos a hablar.].
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[BAH-mohs]
let's go; we are going
Used with another verb to express an immediate future or suggestion.
Vamos a entrar antes de saludar.
We are going to go in before greeting.
A entrar
ah ehn-TRAHR
To enter
The phrase 'vamos a + infinitive' means 'we are going to + verb' or 'let's + verb.'
Vamos a salir.
Let's go out.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Links 'vamos' with the infinitive 'entrar' to form 'going to enter.'
Vamos a entrar cuando abran la puerta.
We are going to enter when they open the door.
entrar
[ehn-TRAHR]
enter; go in
The main action verb in the phrase, meaning to go inside.
Vamos a entrar porque ya llegamos tarde.
We are going to go in because we are already late.
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