"Nós somos oito no total."

Translation: We are eight in total.

[finnplek]

Reported - this should be 'there are eight of us (in total)' I think. 'We are eight' seems like a literal translation but you wouldn't hear a native speaker say it.

[Pips75]

I too said "There are eight of us in total" and agree that it is a much more natural way to say it.

[Whirrun]

I agree with you both, although this would also be acceptable.

[circumbendibus]

It's not true that natives wouldn't say this. I've heard it said, and I've said it. It is, however, a bit formal.

[ancapalldubh]

what part of world are you from? I'm from Ireland and we wouldn't say this, nor have I ever heard a native English speaker say it.

[senorowl2014]

Why isn't "There are eight of us in all" correct? It marked me wrong because of the phrase "in all" as opposed to "in total."

[danielpereira27]

I put "There are 8 of us." that makes waaaaaaay more sense.

[JamesEdwar6]

A better English translation could be There are eight of us altogether. The translation given would not be said in the USA.

[Gyozo_Cserhalmy]

I tried: we are eight altogether. It was accepted.

[LeoHaGadol]

Much more common in English to say "There are 8 of us in all."