megígérjük

Megígérjük is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "we promise" in English. It is a common expression used to convey a commitment or assurance from a group of people. The verb "ígér" means "to promise" and the suffix "-jük" indicates the first-person plural possessive, thus "our promise" or "we promise."

This phrase can be used in various contexts, from personal assurances between individuals to more formal pledges made by organizations or political entities. When someone says "megígérjük," they are signifying a strong intention to fulfill a stated action or commitment. The weight and sincerity of such a promise can vary depending on the situation and the speaker.

In Hungarian culture, a promise, especially one explicitly stated as "megígérjük," is generally taken seriously. Breaking such a promise can lead to a loss of trust and damaged reputation. Therefore, the phrase is typically employed when a group is confident in its ability to deliver on its word. It serves as a verbal contract, underscoring a shared responsibility and intention to act. The phrase can be found in everyday conversations, public declarations, and even in written agreements.