kupimy

Kupimy is the first-person plural form of the Polish verb kupić, meaning “to buy.” It is used to say “we will buy” or “we shall buy.” Kupić is a perfective verb, so kupimy expresses a definite, completed purchase in the future rather than an ongoing action.

In standard conjugation, kupimy is paired with the subject we: ja kupię, ty kupisz, on kupi, my kupimy, wy kupicie, oni kupią. Because kupić is perfective, this future form denotes a single, completed purchase. For ongoing or habitual buying, Polish uses the imperfective form kupować, and future tense with the auxiliary be: będę kupował (I will be buying), będziemy kupować (we will be buying).

Usage and nuance: Kupimy is common in everyday speech, planning, and commitments regarding purchases. It can appear in statements of intent, negotiations, or promotional language to indicate a decided action. Examples include: “Kupimy ten produkt jutro” (We will buy this product tomorrow) and “Jeśli dostaniemy ofertę, kupimy to” (If we receive an offer, we will buy it).

Notes: Kupimy is not a noun; it is a verb form. In some contexts, the word could appear in slogans or headings for emphasis, but its core meaning remains the future, finite purchase by a group. Related topics include the Polish verb kupić and the broader system of Polish verb conjugation for perfective and imperfective aspects.