Felolvassák

Felolvassák is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they will read aloud" or "they are reading aloud" in English. It is the third-person plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb felolvas. The verb felolvas itself is a compound word formed from the prefix fel- (meaning "up" or "open") and the verb olvas (meaning "to read"). Therefore, felolvas literally means "to read up" or "to read out," signifying the act of reading something audibly to others.

The verb felolvassák is used in contexts where a group of people (they) are performing the action of reading aloud. This could be in a formal setting, such as a teacher reading a text to students, or in a more casual situation, like friends taking turns reading a story. The definite conjugation indicates that the object being read is specific or known. For example, "A könyvet felolvassák" would mean "They will read the book aloud." The word order in Hungarian is flexible, but the verb typically follows the subject or object. Understanding felolvassák requires familiarity with Hungarian verb conjugation, particularly the distinction between indefinite and definite forms, and the concept of third-person plural agreement.