Megszólaltunk

Megszólaltunk is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "we spoke" or "we voiced our opinion" in English. It is a past tense verb construction, indicating that a group of people has communicated or expressed something. The verb "szólal" means to speak or to sound, and the prefix "meg-" often denotes completion or a definite action. The suffix "-tunk" signifies the first-person plural past tense.

The phrase can be used in various contexts, from a simple statement of fact that a group has spoken to a more significant declaration of taking a stand or making their voices heard on a particular issue. It implies an active participation in a conversation or a public discourse, suggesting that the group was previously silent or unexpressed.

In political or social discussions, "megszólaltunk" can carry a sense of empowerment, indicating that a previously marginalized or unheard group has finally asserted its presence and communicated its views. It can also be used in everyday situations, such as a family members deciding to finally discuss a long-standing issue, or friends agreeing to share their thoughts at a meeting. The emphasis is on the act of communication and breaking a period of silence or inaction. The phrase is common in Hungarian media and everyday conversation.