Lëshuam

"Lëshuam" is an Albanian verb that translates to "we let go" or "we release" in English. It is derived from the Albanian verb "lëshoj," which means "to let go," "to release," or "to abandon." The verb is used to express the action of releasing or letting go of something or someone, either physically or metaphorically.

In Albanian, verbs are conjugated to reflect the subject performing the action. "Lëshuam" specifically refers to the first-person plural form, indicating that the action is being performed by a group that includes the speaker. For example, "Ne lëshuam topin" translates to "We let go of the ball."

The verb "lëshuam" can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe the action of releasing an object, such as a ball in a game or a door handle. Metaphorically, it can describe letting go of emotions, past experiences, or even abstract concepts. For instance, "Ne lëshuam frikën" translates to "We let go of the fear."

Understanding the conjugation and usage of verbs like "lëshuam" is essential for learning Albanian grammar and communicating effectively in the language. It is part of the broader system of verb conjugation in Albanian, which includes different forms for different subjects and tenses.