we

not just me

You use we as the subject of a sentence to refer to yourself and at least one other person.

It is a first person plural pronoun because it refers to the person speaking about him or herself along with another or others.

We can be used to refer to people in general: These days we are all distracted by social media.

In older and formal use, we is sometimes used by a speaker with no reference to another person.

This is often called the royal we since it is used by sovereigns and high officials.

togetherness

us

We, as object

  • ourGroup's possessive pronoun
  • oursPossessive for we
  • togetherIn union or proximity

unity · solidarity · fellowship · camaraderie · bonding · kinship · belonging · community · connection · companionship

pronoun

us

We, as object

  • ourGroup's possessive pronoun
  • oursPossessive for we
  • ourselvesReflexive first-person plural

they · you · I · one · ye · thou · first person · plural · subject · speaker

group

team

Organized cooperative unit

  • crewWorking team aboard
  • gangOrganized criminal group
  • squadSmall working group

tribe · clan · family · circle · network · club · society · association · alliance · coalition

collaboration

teamwork

Joint effort toward shared aim

synergy · coordination · joint effort · co-creation · alliance · working together · consensus · alignment · harmony · accord

identity

in-group

Exclusive social cluster

  • tribeSocial group sharing ancestry
  • peopleHumans as a group
  • folkRegular common people

nation · culture · heritage · common bond · membership · affiliation · inclusion · belonging · representation · voice

Categories
Opposites
inclusion vs exclusion

wethey

Not we, but

them · those people · outsiders · you · you people

plurality vs singularity

weI

First-person subject pronoun

me · myself · one

in-group vs out-group

wethey

Not we, but

you · them · y'all · you all · those guys

Phrases
Family

we're, we'd, we've, we'll

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G