Don´t let go in spanish means no lo dejes ir, no dejes que se vaya.
that means "let's go"or "come on".
It means Let's go out! or Let's hang out! (alone or with me or anybody else)
¡Vamos a la playa! is not an Italian phrase because it is the Spanish equivalent of "Let's go to the beach!" in English.
It means, "to leave" as in "Leave me alone." "Leave it on the table." It also has elements of "to let" or "to allow", as in "Let him do it." "Let me go." "Allow it to be so." There are over 20 definitions for "dejar" in the Spanish Dictionary, and more than 25 instances when "dejar" is used in combination with another word or words.
Vamos a hablar.
It means "vamonos" or maybe "vamonos juntos" (juntos because of together) but i dont know if the second choice is correct spanish.
"Let's go," or "Let's get out of here."
that means "let's go"or "come on".
Me gusta conectarme a internetIn spanish you dont go on the internet, you connect to it
¡Vamos! or ¡Vámonos!
vámanos = Let's go!
Let's go up/get on
If you really love them and they dont want to be with you, you must just let them go!
i dont know i know one song that goes like that
No te suelte.
Vayamos a pescar.
Voy a hacerle saber