sedím

Sedím is a Czech word that translates to "I am sitting" in English. It is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb "sedět," which means "to sit." This verb is common in everyday Czech conversation and is used in a wide variety of contexts to describe the action of being in a seated position.

For example, one might say "Sedím v křesle" (I am sitting in an armchair) or "Sedím u stolu" (I am sitting at a table). The word "sedím" can also be used figuratively. One might say "Sedím doma" (I am staying at home, implying a lack of activity or going out) or "Sedím na penězích" (I am sitting on money, meaning one has a lot of money).

The verb "sedět" conjugates differently depending on the person and tense. The past tense would be "seděl jsem" (I sat) for a male speaker, and "seděla jsem" (I sat) for a female speaker. The future tense would be "budu sedět" (I will sit). Understanding the various forms of "sedět" is fundamental to speaking Czech correctly, and "sedím" is its most frequently encountered form in daily use.