nosotros ponernos

put on (ourselves), get, become

→ poner

pon to put, to place + er Second-conjugation marker + nos 1st-person plural pronoun (us)

verb · first plural Rare #35,486

put on (ourselves) Used with the pronoun “nos” (= ourselves/us), often for putting on clothes.

SP: Vamos a ponernos los abrigos.

EN: Let’s put on our coats.

get, become Often used to talk about becoming a state or feeling (e.g., “ponernos nerviosos” = “get nervous”).

SP: No quiero ponernos nerviosos antes del examen.

EN: I don’t want us to get nervous before the exam.

Conjugation of poner

	Singular	Plural
First	—	ponernos

We don't have to get like this.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

We can set up a stall, I have cash.

— Amores perros (2000)

Let's get to work.

— Zeta (2026)

We need to get going.

— The Running Man (2025)

We’re going to have to wear a mask to walk around the city.

Let's get going.