In Spanish, the word for ‘together’ is ‘juntos’ when referring to males or a mixed-gender group, and ‘juntas’ when referring to females. The context of usage and the gender of the subjects involved will dictate which form to use.
For example, if you wanted to say ‘We are together’ to a group that includes both males and females, you would say ‘Estamos juntos’. If you were addressing a group of women only, you would say ‘Estamos juntas’.
This distinction in gender is an important aspect of Spanish grammar and helps convey the correct message depending on your audience.