Mýlíme

Mýlíme is a Czech word that translates to "we are mistaken" or "we make mistakes" in English. It is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb mýlit se, which means to be mistaken or to err. The verb is derived from the noun mýlka, meaning mistake or error.

The word mýlíme is used in various contexts to express the idea of being wrong or making an error. For example, if a group of people are discussing a topic and realize they have incorrect information, they might say "Mýlíme se v tomto bodě," which means "We are mistaken on this point." It can also be used to acknowledge that a group has made a collective error in judgment or action.

The concept of making mistakes is a universal human experience, and mýlíme is the linguistic representation of this phenomenon within the Czech language for a group of people. The verb mýlit se itself is common and can be conjugated for all persons and tenses to indicate individual or collective errors. Understanding mýlíme is key to comprehending expressions of self-correction and acknowledgment of fallibility in Czech.