Spievame

Spievame is a Slovak word that translates to "we sing" in English. It is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb "spievať," which means "to sing." This word is commonly used in everyday conversation, song lyrics, and other forms of artistic expression in Slovakia.

The act of singing holds cultural significance in Slovakia, with a rich tradition of folk music and choral performances. "Spievame" therefore reflects this communal and expressive aspect of Slovak culture. It can be used in various contexts, such as when a group of friends is singing together, a choir is performing, or even metaphorically to describe a collective feeling of joy or unity.

Examples of its use might include "Spievame spolu radi" (We like to sing together) or in a song title. The word's simplicity and directness make it a fundamental part of the Slovak language when referring to the act of singing by multiple people. It encapsulates a shared activity and emotion, often associated with celebrations, traditions, or simply the pleasure of making music.