Dyskutujmy

Dyskutujmy is a Polish phrase meaning "Let's discuss." It is formed from the verb dyskutować, which means to discuss, with the first-person plural imperative suffix -my, producing an inclusive invitation to perform the action together. In everyday Polish, the expression functions as a directive to open a conversation, exchange opinions, or consider different perspectives.

The expression is widely used in journalism, education, and public discourse to invite participation. It appears as a slogan, in column headings, in podcast episode titles, or within social campaigns that aim to promote dialogue and critical thinking. Because it emphasizes discussion rather than immediate agreement, it is commonly associated with contexts that encourage analysis and consideration of diverse viewpoints.

Linguistically, "Dyskutujmy" is one of several inclusive imperatives in Polish. It contrasts with more direct commands like "Dyskutuj!" (Discuss!) and with phrases that specify with whom to discuss, such as "Dyskutujmy z innymi" (Let's discuss with others). The nuance of the phrase is to solicit a collective, cooperative approach to conversation, rather than a one-sided instruction.

There is no single organization officially tied to the phrase; its use spans various domains rather than a single institution. It is typical in Polish media, education, and civic discourse to encounter it as a call for open, constructive dialogue among participants.

Related terms include dyskusja (discussion) and debata (debate), which describe related aspects of communicative exchange.