kávém

kávém is a Czech word that translates to "my coffee" in English. It is a possessive form of the word káva, which means coffee. The suffix -ém indicates the first-person singular possessive, meaning "my."

The term kávém is commonly used in casual conversation in the Czech Republic when someone is referring to their own cup of coffee. For example, someone might say "Dám si kávém" which translates to "I'll have my coffee." This phrase is often used when ordering coffee in a cafe or when offering coffee to someone.

While káva is the general term for coffee, kávém adds a personal touch, indicating ownership or preference. It is a simple yet expressive way to communicate personal connection to the beverage. The usage of kávém is widespread in everyday Czech language and reflects the cultural significance of coffee in the region. It is a common expression that is understood by all Czech speakers.