nosotros
We, in Spanish
Nosotros is Spanish for "we" or "us"—the first-person plural pronoun.
It's masculine or mixed-gender; the feminine form is nosotras.
English speakers encounter it in Spanish classes or bilingual contexts: Nosotros vamos al cine.
The word appears occasionally in English text to signal Spanish-language identity or community.
Wholeness through cohesion
- togethernessState of close connection
- collectiveJointly organized group
- belongingState of fitting in
- inclusionBeing made part
camaraderie · kinship · bond · connection · cooperation · alliance · fellowship · brotherhood
Noun's grammatical replacement
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- first-person"I" as narrator
- pluralMore than one
- subjectMatter under discussion
conjugation · ourselves · ours · reflexive · personal · morphology · syntax · inflection
not just me
- ourselvesReflexive first-person plural
- teamOrganized cooperative unit
- familyRelated people together
- friendsVoluntary close relations
colleagues · classmates · crew · partners · comrades · compatriots · fellows · peers
unity
Wholeness through cohesion
- togethernessState of close connection
- collectiveJointly organized group
- belongingState of fitting in
inclusion · camaraderie · kinship · bond · connection · cooperation · alliance · fellowship · brotherhood · sisterhood
pronoun
Noun's grammatical replacement
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- first-person"I" as narrator
- pluralMore than one
subject · conjugation · ourselves · ours · reflexive · personal · morphology · syntax · inflection · clitic
we
not just me
friends · colleagues · classmates · crew · partners · comrades · compatriots · fellows · peers · associates
ellos
Spanish masculine they
- yoCasual interjection for attention
- exclusionBeing barred from participation
- in-groupExclusive social cluster
out-group · them · others · distinction