How do you say "onward"?

Question

An idiom that I sometimes use is "Onward!", meaning "let's go" or "keep moving"? How would I say that is spanish?

Answer 1

UtmostLogic:

 

Si buscas una sola palabra, consideras el imperativo de los verbos “Adelantar” o “Avanzar”.	If you are looking for a single word, consider the imperative forms of the verbs “to go forward” (adelantar) or “to advance” (avanzar).
Adelantar en la tercera persona singular de imperativo es “¡Adelante!”, y avanzar es “¡Avance!”.	The 3rd person singular imperative for adelantar is “¡Adelante!” and for avanzar is “¡Avance!"
Para mi, prefiero “¡Adelante!”	For me, I prefer “¡Adelante!”
Mejor recuerdos,	Best regards,
Moe	Moe
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Gracias por su explicación. ¡Adelante! - UtmostLogic, Jan 26, 2010

Una solA palabra, considerA, en lA tercera. - LuisaGomezBartle, Jan 26, 2010

LuisaGomezBartle - Gracias para su ayuda. - Moe, Jan 26, 2010

LuisaGomezBartle - He dejado "buscas" y "consideras" en la forma familiar de "tu". ¿Qué piensas? ¿De acuerdo o no? - Moe, Jan 26, 2010

Answer 2

Puedes usar algo como "sigamos" pero depende del contexto...

Answer 3

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Answer 4

sigue or sigamos is enough but also depends if this is refereed to you or us. you: sigue adelante! - keep going us: sigamos adelante! - let's keep going.

Answer 5

in certain contexts hacia adelante