How to Say “Sticking Together” in Spanish

permanecer juntos
/peɾmaneθeɾ xuntos/from spelling rules
The phrase for sticking together in Spanish is permanecer juntos.
Remaining united or supportive of one another during a difficult situation.

What does it mean word for word?

Literally, permanecer juntos translates to to remain together.

Did you know?

  • While permanecer juntos is the literal translation, Spanish speakers often use the phrase hacer piña to describe sticking together. It literally means 'to make a pineapple', imagining a group of people tightly packed like the scales of the fruit.
  • The word juntos is the root for the English word 'junction'. Both come from the Latin jungere, meaning 'to join'.
  • To describe sticking together in a more colloquial or 'street' way, some Spanish speakers use the verb apegarse, which literally refers to things physically sticking together with glue.

Examples in context

  • Es esencial que en tiempos difíciles permanezcamos unidos
    It's essential that we stick together during tough times
  • Los compañeros de trabajo se mantienen unidos para superar los desafíos
    The coworkers stay united to overcome challenges
  • En momentos difíciles, siempre estaremos juntos
    In tough times, we will always be together
  • Somos amigos inseparables, nunca nos separamos
    We are inseparable friends, we never split up
  • Debemos permanecer juntos en los momentos difíciles.
    We must stick together in difficult times.
  • Debemos permanecer juntos en este momento difícil.
    We must stick together during this difficult moment.
  • Si logramos permanecer juntos, superaremos el problema.
    If we manage to stick together, we will overcome the problem.
  • Es importante permanecer juntos frente a la adversidad.
    It is important to stick together in the face of adversity.

Example conversation

Mateo and Lucía are discussing how to face a business crisis.

  1. Mateo

    Lucía, necesitamos permanecer juntos para salvar la empresa.
    Lucía, we need to stick together to save the company.
  2. Lucía

    Tienes razón, Mateo, no nos rendiremos.
    You are right, Mateo, we will not give up.
  3. Mateo

    Esa es la actitud para seguir adelante.
    That is the right attitude to keep moving forward.
  4. Lucía

    Sí, somos un gran equipo.
    Yes, we are a great team.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
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