Pasikalbjome

Pasikalbjome is a Lithuanian word that translates to "we talked" or "we had a conversation." It is the past tense plural form of the verb "pasikalbėti," which means to talk or to have a chat. This word is commonly used in everyday Lithuanian conversation to describe a shared interaction where people exchanged words and ideas.

The verb "pasikalbėti" itself is derived from "kalbėti," meaning "to speak" or "to talk." The prefix "pa-" often indicates a completed or partial action, or can add a nuance of doing something for a while. Therefore, "pasikalbėti" suggests a more informal or relaxed form of talking compared to a formal speech. "Pasikalbjome" specifically refers to the act of talking done by a group of people, including the speaker, in the past.

For example, one might say "Mes vakar pasikalbjome apie planus" which translates to "We talked about the plans yesterday." The word conveys a sense of shared experience and communication that has already occurred. It is a fundamental word in expressing social interaction and the exchange of information in the Lithuanian language. Its usage is widespread across different social contexts, from casual discussions among friends to more structured conversations between colleagues.