No. 704 in Polish
mówią
"mówią" = "they speak" or "they are speaking"
In a sentence
Ludzie mówią, że jutro będzie padać.
People say that it will rain tomorrow.
The word "mówią" is used to mean "say" or "speak," referring to what people in general are expressing.
Mówią, że podróże kształcą.
They say that travel educates.
Here, "mówią" is used impersonally, implying a general opinion or common belief.
Nauczyciel i uczniowie mówią po polsku podczas lekcji.
The teacher and students speak Polish during the lesson.
In this sentence, "mówią" means "speak," denoting the act of speaking a language.
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