"Let's clean every day."

Translation: 매일 청소합시다.

[mhin1]

매일 청소합시다 vs 매일 청소합니다

• 매일 청소합시다 = "Let's clean every day."

• 매일 청소합니다 = "I (or some other subject) clean every day."

The ~ㅂ시다 conjugation tells us that the verb is in a propositive formal mood while the ~ㅂ니다 ending tells us that the verb is in a declarative formal mood. The former is a suggestion while the latter is an observation.

[Lauren17361]

What is the difference between -시다 and -니다?

[cptsjp]

Im no expert but 시다 seems more like "lets" and 니다 means do. So in this case it seems to be "lets clean" vs "I do clean"

[Komerinam]

You're right!

[UltimetaSy]

ㅂ/읍시다 = propositive.
ㅂ/습니다 = formal present tense.

[cptsjp]

I dont think 청소합니다 should be an accepted answer because it is stating the fact that you/someone does clean, not asking people to clean like "lets clean"

[Lloyd199420]

이 장소를 청소합시다!