Help with a sentence

[Flaviodant4]

Guys, I've been studying Japanese, but I cannot translate a specific sentence. Can you help me?

The sentence is simple: "We all are one". How would it be in Japanese?

[ALLintolearning3]

"私たちは皆一つです " ?
or also
"我々は皆一つです" ?

It reads more like "We are all one." which is actually the more common way to say it in English. The way you say it just puts a bit more emphasis on the word "all" in English. That word order does not exist in Japanese, I think.
"I am one." would be "私は一です"., I think.
I would like to hear from a Japanese speaker though.

[RhinoBug]

Your translation is perfect! And I am a native Japanese.

[Flaviodant4]

Thanks, guys!!

[RhinoBug]

我々は皆ひとつです（われわれはみなひとつです）
Where and what context did you come across to this sentence by the way?

[Flaviodant4]

It's from a poem, actually. This sentence is isolated inside the poem, so I could send only that small part.

[BJCUAl]

Native speakers tend to translate this as 「私たちはひとつ」.