"Nós vamos com você."

Translation: We go with you.

[DeanG6]

The 1st hint says 'vamos com' = 'match'. But 'we match you' is marked wrong. Generally the first hint is the correct answer but not this time. Oh well. :-(

[Barre123]

Why not "we are going with you"

[Paulenrique]

That should also be accepted!

[kitsune1977]

"We are going with you" não seria, literalmente, "nós estamos indo com você"? Talvez por isso não aceitem.

[KTKee-EnglishEng]

It accepts we come with you too, are they the same? I thought that was nós vimos com você?

[NicoleBGarcia]

because that's a different tense. It's not the same sentence in English so it's incorrect in Portuguese. Lol

[zulylalala]

I think the translation have a big problem.so strange!

[ninonino1977]

"we are going with you" is accepted :)

[MartinKarlberg]

What is the difference between vamos and vemos?

[RaeOvHope]

Vamos is fron the verb IR, which means "to go". Vemos is from the verb VER which means "to see"

[frenchyboy5]

I hate this verb so much in every language I've learned. So easy to confuse among them.

[AshleighHo8]

I was half asleep when I did this one and I read it as "come" instead of "com".... So i was really confused that the sentence was encoraging cannibalism

[africlubguy]

Haha Nós vamos comer você, agora você está grande e parece muito doce...com massa talvez

[DustyBrain]

And why not "let's go with you"?

[Paulenrique]

When you have "let's", use only "vamos" and not "nós vamos".

[DustyBrain]

Thank you :)

[RaeOvHope]

Besides the fact thay they ate two different verbs? Like ride and rise.

[LeoK86]

If this is not, then what is the phrase for "We go to you"?

[ell-no]

Why not "we walk with you?"

[Paulenrique]

Literally that is "nós caminhamos com você"

[ell-no]

Thank you!

[pvelikova]

Can you say also 'we are coming with you'?

[ychaouche]

That's what I typed, it got refused. Although I feel it should be correct. No ?

[KTKee-EnglishEng]

It's accepted now, but I don't think it should be?

[PaulRutled]

Yes, you can. Most people use 'We'll come with you" because it's spontaneous. We go with you is wrong.

[GlennaSol]

"We are coming with you" is idiomatic English, but technically not correct. 'Come' means to move toward the speaker. 'Go' means to move away from the speaker. The speaker cannot move toward himself, only away from himself, so technically, it should always be 'I/we go'