No. 8,092 in Catalan
creem
"Creem" means "we create" or "we believe" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Nosaltres creem una història interessant cada vegada que parlem.
We create an interesting story every time we talk.
In this sentence, 'creem' is the first-person plural conjugation of the verb 'crear' (to create) in the present tense. It expresses the act of forming or inventing something new.
Creem que és possible canviar el món a través de petites accions.
We believe that it is possible to change the world through small actions.
Here, 'creem' represents the first-person plural conjugation of the verb 'creure' (to believe) in the present tense. It signifies holding a belief or conviction about something.
Si treballem junts, creem més oportunitats per a tothom.
If we work together, we create more opportunities for everyone.
In this example, 'creem' is used again as the first-person plural conjugation of 'crear' (to create) in present tense, emphasizing collective effort to produce beneficial results.
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