Kocham

Kocham is the first-person singular present tense form of the Polish verb kochać, meaning "to love." It expresses the speaker's current affection and governs direct objects, as in Kocham cię (I love you) or Kocham moją rodzinę (I love my family). In everyday usage, kocham can stand alone in declarative sentences or be part of longer statements and is common in spoken language, poetry, and song lyrics.

Kochać is a regular Polish verb. Its present tense forms are kocham, kochasz, kocha, kochamy, kochacie, kochają. The pronunciation is approximately [ˈkɔ.xam], with stress on the first syllable and the ch representing a voiceless velar fricative.

Culturally, Kocham appears frequently in Polish media as a concise expression of affection. It can serve as a direct statement of love for a person, an object, a place, or an idea, and it often functions in titles or lyrical lines to convey immediacy and emotion.

See also: Kochać; Miłość; I love you.