How to Say ‘Let's sing’ in Mexican Spanish
Vamos a cantar
BAH-mohs ah kahn-TAHR
[BAH-mohs ah kahn-TAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: vamos a plus any action word means "let's": vamos a comer "let's eat", vamos a bailar "let's dance".
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[BAH-mohs]
Let's
Used to make a suggestion or give an instruction involving both the speaker and the listener.
Vamos a la fiesta.
Let's go to the party.
a
[ah]
to
Personal a used before a specific person as the direct object in Spanish.
Veo a Ana en las reuniones familiares.
I see Ana at family gatherings.
cantar
[kahn-TAHR]
to sing
Infinitive of the verb to sing, used after 'vamos a'.
Vamos a cantar juntos.
Let's sing together.
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