Vyjedeme

Vyjedeme is a Czech verb form derived from vyjet, meaning to depart or to start moving by vehicle. The prefix vy- conveys movement away from a place, and jet is the root meaning “to go/drive.” Vyjedeme is the first-person plural future tense, typically signaling a single planned departure. By contrast, the imperfective form vyjíždět describes ongoing or repeated departures, and its future is formed with a auxiliary like budeme vyjíždět.

In use, vyjedeme is common in everyday speech when outlining travel plans, logistics, or operations involving getting moving. Examples include: “Vyjedeme ráno po osmé” (We’ll set off at eight in the morning) and “Vyjedeme z garáže a pojedeme po hlavní” (We’ll drive out of the garage and go on the main road). The term can refer to any mode of travel but is most often associated with vehicles.

Nuances and related terms: Vyjedeme emphasizes the act of starting a trip or movement and is typically used for a one-time departure. Related verbs include odjet (to depart, with a nuance of completion or leaving behind) and vyjíždět (the imperfective counterpart—emphasizing the process of starting to move or repeatedly leaving). The noun vyjížďka or výjezd can denote a ride, excursion, or departure event.

See also: vyjet, vyjíždět, odjet, vyjížďka.