Soyons

Soyons is the first-person plural subjunctive present tense form of the French verb être, meaning "to be." It translates to "let us be," "may we be," or "we may be," depending on the context of the sentence. The subjunctive mood is used to express doubt, possibility, necessity, emotion, or opinion. Therefore, soyons is typically found in subordinate clauses expressing wishes, commands, suggestions, or conditions that are uncertain or hypothetical. It often appears after conjunctions that trigger the subjunctive, such as que (that), afin que (so that), bien que (although), avant que (before), and pour que (in order that).