slibíme

Slibíme is a Czech word that translates to "we will promise" or "we will vow" in English. It is the future tense, first-person plural form of the verb slíbit, which means "to promise." This verb is used in a variety of contexts, from personal commitments to formal agreements.

In everyday conversation, "slibíme" might be used when friends make plans or commit to helping each other. For example, two friends might say "Slibíme si, že se uvidíme příští týden" which means "We promise we will see each other next week." It can also be used in more serious situations, like when a group of people agree to undertake a task together or make a collective pledge.

The word carries a sense of commitment and future action. The act of promising implies a belief that the promised event or action will indeed occur. It is a fundamental part of social interaction and conveys trust and reliability between individuals or groups. The nuance of "slibíme" lies in its collective nature, emphasizing a shared promise made by a group of people.