Sedíme

Sedíme is the first-person plural present tense form of the Czech verb sedět, meaning “to sit.” It indicates that the subject (we) is currently in a sitting state or engaged in the act of sitting. In Czech, present-tense forms convey both ongoing actions and current states without a separate progressive aspect.

Conjugation and forms: The present tense of sedět is já sedím, ty sedíš, on/ona sedí, my sedíme, vy sedíte, oni sedí. Sedíme is used with a plural subject. For example: “My sedíme na lavičce.” The related forms help distinguish person and number: I sit (sedím), you sit (sedíš), he/she sits (sedí).

Usage: Sedíme appears in everyday speech to describe location or activity, such as seating on a chair, resting, or waiting. It is commonly followed by prepositional phrases indicating place: sedíme na stole, sedíme v čekárně, sedíme doma. The term is neutral and suitable for both informal and formal contexts.

Relation to other forms: The verb sedět is used in many tenses and moods; other present-tense forms include sedím, sedíš, sedí. The infinitive form is sedět, which may be combined with auxiliary structures or used in subordinate clauses.

Notes: As a common and regular verb, sedět follows typical Czech conjugation patterns, and sedíme is one of the most frequently encountered forms in everyday language.