Felkértétek

Felkértétek is the second-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb felkérni, which means to invite, hire, or appoint someone to perform a task. The form is used when describing an action undertaken by a group of people in the past, typically in a context where the addressed parties are responsible for requesting or commissioning someone else.

Form and usage: The verb felkérni combines the prefix fel- with the root kér (to ask), giving a nuance of inviting or appointing for a task. The past tense is formed with the suffix -t, and the second-person plural ending -étek yields felkértétek. Related forms include felkértem (I asked/hired), felkértél (you asked/hired), felkérte (he/she asked/hired), felkértük (we asked/hired), and felkérték (they asked/hired). In standard Hungarian, felkértétek is common in narrative or formal reporting to indicate that a group delegated or requested someone to act.

Examples:

- Felkértétek a szakértőt, hogy adjon tanácsot. (You all asked the expert to provide advice.)

- Felkértétek minket, hogy készítsük elő a jelentést. (You all asked us to prepare the report.)

Notes: Felkértétek is not a proper noun or place name; it is a grammatical form used in Hungarian to describe a past action by a group. It is more common in written or formal language and in reported speech, though it can appear in conversational narration when appropriate. Related forms provide a complete view of the conjugation across persons and numbers.

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