Chcemy

Chcemy is a word in the Polish language that translates to "we want" in English. It is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb chcieć (to want) and is used to express desire, intent, or demand by a group including the speaker. As a common verb form, it appears in everyday speech, writing, and public discourse.

Linguistic details: In Polish, chcemy is formed from the infinitive chcieć with the suffix -my; it agrees with the subject in number and person. It can function as a stand-alone sentence ("Chcemy") or be part of a larger clause ("Chcemy zmian").

Usage and context: In political or activist contexts, "Chcemy" is often used as a slogan or the opening of concrete demands, for example "Chcemy lepszych warunków" (We want better conditions). It is a flexible linguistic device for articulating collective goals, but it should not be treated as the name of a specific organization or movement.

Overview: Because it is a generic verb phrase rather than a proper noun, there is no single authoritative entity named "Chcemy." The term appears in media, debates, and public statements to indicate a group's shared will or priority, and its meaning depends on the accompanying words or context. See also: chcieć, Polish language, political slogans.