In Spanish, what's the difference between "vamos" and "vamanos"?

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joseee · Answer

Wow, you are good at spanish too? You are the true renaissance man @sooobored

anmaha · Answer

Wouldn't "vamos" be "we go" though? I've heard both used for "let's go" but I never really understood the exact difference

anmaha · Answer

By the way I've gone up to Spanish 3 Honors in high school so I'm alright with basics

joseee · Answer

I'm in AP Spanish language and I didn't know this

anmaha · Answer

I just now realized I posted this question under Mathematics, sorry about that I'm new to this website oops

seratul · Answer

Vamanos is more of a command.

anmaha · Answer

So if I want to say "we are going to the pool now" that would be "vamos a la piscina ahora" and "let's go to the pool" as a command would be "vamanos a la piscina"?

seratul · Answer

Seems good to me.

sooobored · Answer

ok, i take back everything i said, after consulting the conjugation chart

SORRYYYY

sooobored · Answer

the difference is actually saying We go vs. the command Let us all go

anmaha · Answer

@sooobored You did confuse me at first with the conjugation but it's okay! I think I'll give the Best Response to @Seratul though for being the first to clarify. Once again, sorry for accidentally posting this question in the wrong category. Thank you!