vtvím

vtvím is a Czech word that translates to "I know" in English. It is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb vědět, meaning "to know". The word is commonly used in everyday conversation in the Czech Republic.

The verb vědět belongs to the irregular verbs in the Czech language, meaning its conjugation does not follow the standard patterns. The stem of the verb changes in different tenses and persons. For example, the past tense first-person singular is "věděl" (masculine) or "věděla" (feminine).

"Vtvím" can be used in various contexts. It can express factual knowledge, as in "Vtvím, kde to je" (I know where it is). It can also indicate familiarity or understanding, such as "Vtvím, co máš na mysli" (I know what you mean). The word is fundamental to expressing knowledge and understanding in the Czech language and is frequently encountered by learners. Its usage is straightforward and similar to "I know" in English.