"Well, then, here we go."

Translation: Bem, então, aqui vamos nós.

[sheets]

would "aqui nós vamos" also be acceptable?

[Paulenrique]

That is a literal translation. Take "here we go" as an expression that turned into Portuguese means "aqui vamos nós". Thats the way we say it ;)

[AndresZumaran]

Oh, I see it :D

[gearforce]

Is it true in real life you shorten it to vamonós ?

[deactivated user]

Would 'pois bem' not work in place of 'bem então'?

[Paulenrique]

Yes, a bit rare though...

[mn3mGAVE]

What's wrong with "bem, entao, ai vamos nos" ?

[Paulenrique]

"Aqui vamos nós" is more common than "aí vamos nós", but people will understand you if you use the latter. =)

[mn3mGAVE]

Ok, thanks for this usage cue.

[bradsytone]

"Bem, então, aqui vai a gente" is what I tried but it was rejected. Is this expression only used with "nós"?

[Paulenrique]

Yes, it is always "aqui vamos nós".

[bradsytone]

Thank you Mr Helpful!

[Dr.Fandey]

So if I say vamos aqui /aqui vamos (without nós) it means just "let's go here"?