"Corramos"
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Yesterday I was talking to a friend of mine about running on Monday, and I said "Corramos", meaning "Let's Run" instead of Corremos, and she corrected me and said "Corremos". I meant it as more of like a command, so I used the subjunctive. Was that wrong, or is there a better way to have said it? Thanks!
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updated Mar 19, 2017
posted by philsjwfu
Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, Mar 18, 2017
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Corramos in your context is the same as vamos a correr.
It´s perfectly acceptable, but to avoid confusion you can say ¡Corramos pues!
updated Mar 19, 2017
posted by 005faa61
Thanks! What is the meaning of Corramos Pues? - philsjwfu, Mar 18, 2017
Well then, let's run. :) - bosquederoble, Mar 18, 2017
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Let"s run Is corramos with a . Corremos with e Is present tense and not imperative .You are rigbt
updated Mar 19, 2017
posted by Polenta
