rozmawialimy

Rozmawialimy is not a standardly recognized form in contemporary Polish. In normative grammar, the verb rozmawiać (to talk) has past tense forms such as rozmawialiśmy (we talked, masculine or mixed gender) and rozmawiałyśmy (we talked, feminine). The sequence rozmawialimy does not appear as a correct 1st person plural past tense in standard Polish.

Linguistic analysis suggests that rozmawialimy is typically considered a nonstandard or erroneous inflection. It may arise from misapplying the present-tense suffix -imy to a verb stem that is marked for past tense, or from confusion with other verbs whose present 1st person plural forms end in -imy (for example rozmawiamy). Because Polish has separate past and present tense paradigms, such a form is incompatible with normative conjugation patterns.

Usage and occurrence of rozmawialimy are largely limited to informal writing, typographical errors, or dialectal/creative contexts where nonstandard forms appear for stylistic reasons. It is not listed in major Polish dictionaries as a correct or accepted past-tense variant. In most texts, readers encountering rozmawialimy should interpret it as an error or as a deliberate nonstandard choice, and it should be replaced with the appropriate standard form.

See also: Polish verbs, conjugation, past tense in Polish, Polish orthography, common verb form errors.