Figyeljétek

Figyeljétek is a Hungarian verb in the second-person plural imperative mood. It translates directly to "pay attention" or "watch out" when addressing a group of people. The base verb is "figyel" which means to pay attention, to heed, or to watch. The suffix "-jetek" is the plural imperative ending for the second person. Therefore, "figyeljétek" is a command or a strong suggestion directed at multiple individuals to be attentive or to take notice of something.

This form is commonly used in everyday conversation, in instructions, or as a warning. For example, a teacher might say "Figyeljétek, amit mondok!" (Pay attention to what I'm saying!) to their students. In a more urgent context, it could be used to alert people to danger, such as "Figyeljétek a vonatot!" (Watch out for the train!). The verb's usage implies a direct address and an expectation of the listeners' cognitive engagement or sensory awareness. It is a fundamental verb in the Hungarian language for conveying instructions and drawing attention.