How to Say ‘We are going to steal’ in Mexican Spanish
Vamos a robar
VA-mos a ro-BAR
[VA-mos a ro-BAR]
💬 Usage Tip: Robar is sometimes used metaphorically in stories about rebellion or justice.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Heists are popular tropes in Spanish cinema and television, blending action with social commentary.
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[VA-mos]
let's
A contraction of 'let us', often used for suggestions or requests.
Vamos a tomar un café.
Let's have a coffee.
a
[a]
to
Indicates the infinitive form of a verb.
Voy a aprender.
I am going to learn.
robar
[ro-BAR]
steal
To take (another person's property) without permission or legal right.
Van a robar el banco hoy.
They are going to rob the bank today.
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