דיברנו על האירוע.

A common pronunciation is:

di-BAR-nu al ha-ei-ru-A

A rough transliteration is:

dibarnu al ha-eiru'a

Notes:

• דיברנו = di-BAR-nu
• על = al
• האירוע = ha-ei-ru-A
• The stress is usually on the last syllable of האירוע.

דיברנו means we spoke or we talked.

In this sentence, a natural English translation is:

• We talked about the event
• or We spoke about the event

It is a past tense verb.

Because Hebrew verbs often include the subject inside the verb itself.

In דיברנו, the ending -נו tells you the subject is we.

So:

• דיברנו = we talked / we spoke

You do not need אנחנו here unless you want emphasis.

The dictionary form is לְדַבֵּר — to speak / to talk.

So the pattern is:

• לדבר = to speak
• דיברנו = we spoke

This verb comes from the root ד-ב-ר.

על often means on, about, or over, depending on context.

With the verb לדבר (to speak / to talk), על usually means about.

So:

• דיברנו על האירוע = We talked about the event

This is just the normal Hebrew combination:

• לדבר על... = to talk about...

אירוע means event.

The ה־ at the beginning is the Hebrew definite article, meaning the.

So:

• אירוע = an event / event
• האירוע = the event

Unlike English, Hebrew usually attaches the directly to the noun.

Because האירוע is not a direct object here.

In this sentence, האירוע comes after the preposition על (about), so it is part of a prepositional phrase:

• על האירוע = about the event

The word את is used only before a definite direct object, not after a preposition.

So:

• ראינו את האירוע = We saw the event → uses את
• דיברנו על האירוע = We talked about the event → no את

Yes, you can.

אנחנו דיברנו על האירוע is grammatically correct, but אנחנו is usually added only for emphasis, contrast, or clarity.

Compare:

• דיברנו על האירוע = neutral, natural
• אנחנו דיברנו על האירוע = we talked about the event (maybe not someone else)

In everyday Hebrew, leaving out the pronoun is very common.

Because that is very normal in Hebrew, especially when the subject is already built into the verb.

Since דיברנו already means we talked, starting with the verb sounds natural.

Hebrew often allows flexible word order, but this sentence is straightforward and idiomatic:

• דיברנו על האירוע

You could also reorder things for emphasis, but this version is the most neutral.

אירוע is masculine.

That matters when you use adjectives or other words that agree with it. For example:

• האירוע הגדול = the big event
  masculine adjective: גדול

If it were feminine, the adjective form would be different.

Not usually.

דיברנו means we spoke / we talked.

If you want we said, the more common verb is:

• אמרנו = we said

So:

• דיברנו על האירוע = We talked about the event
• אמרנו משהו על האירוע = We said something about the event

It is neutral and very natural.

It works in everyday speech and in normal writing. It is not especially formal or especially slangy.

If you wanted a more formal way to say about, you might sometimes see אודות, but in ordinary Hebrew:

• דיברנו על האירוע is the standard, natural choice.