Nosotros vamos a visitar la escuela el próximo mes.

We are going to visit the school next month.

Breakdown of Nosotros vamos a visitar la escuela el próximo mes.

• visitar: to visit
• nosotros: we
• la escuela: the school
• a: to
• ir: to go
• próximo: next
• el mes: the month

Questions & Answers about Nosotros vamos a visitar la escuela el próximo mes.

Why is Nosotros used here? In Spanish, you can often leave out the subject pronoun, so why include it?

Although Spanish typically allows dropping the subject pronoun (writing Vamos a visitar la escuela), Nosotros is sometimes included for emphasis or clarity—especially when you want to specify who will do the visiting. It can also appear when learners practice using pronouns or when a speaker wants to sound inclusive or highlight the group performing the action.

Why do we say vamos a visitar instead of just vamos visitar?

Spanish uses the structure ir + a + infinitive to express a near-future action. So vamos a visitar means “we are going to visit.” You cannot drop the a before the infinitive in this common future construction.

Why is it la escuela instead of el escuela?

Nouns in Spanish each have a fixed grammatical gender—escuela is a feminine noun, so it must be preceded by the feminine definite article, la, rather than el.

Why do we say el próximo mes instead of just próximo mes?

In Spanish, when referring to a specific time period like “next month,” we typically include the definite article el before próximo mes. It’s an idiomatic usage that indicates a particular upcoming month, rather than a general statement about any future month.