Nesúhlasi

Nesúhlasi is a nonstandard Slovak verb form that is sometimes seen in informal writing or regional speech. It is typically considered incorrect in standard Slovak, where the present tense third-person plural form of the verb nesúhlasiť is nesúhlasia. Nesúhlasi is often produced by omitting the final -a in rapid writing or due to dialectal influence.

Nesúhlasiť means to disagree or to be in opposition. The prefix ne- marks negation, so nesúhlasiť literally conveys “not to agree.” In standard usage, the conjugation follows the regular pattern of Slovak verbs in the present tense: oni nesúhlasia s niečím, meaning “they disagree with something.”

Usage and acceptance: Nesúhlasi is not accepted in prescriptive grammar guides and formal writing. It may appear in casual text messages, social media, or transcriptions where speed or dialectal speech are captured. Speakers who aim for formal accuracy should use nesúhlasia or rephrase to avoid potential ambiguity.

Relation to related terms: The noun form nesúhlas denotes disagreement itself, as in vyjaviť nesúhlas with a proposal. The Czech language has a corresponding standard form nesouhlasí for “he/she disagrees,” illustrating cross-language differences in verb conjugation and spelling.

Examples:

- Správne (standard): Oni nesúhlasia s návrhom. They disagree with the proposal.

- Neformálne/nekorektné: Oni nesúhlasi s návrhom. This form omits the final -a and is generally considered incorrect in standard Slovak.