Gidiyorsunuz

Gidiyorsunuz is a Turkish verb form. It is the present continuous (also called progressive) form of gitmek, meaning to go or to leave. The form indicates that the subject is currently in the act of going, and it is used with the second person plural or with the formal you.

From a grammatical standpoint, gidiyorsunuz combines the verb stem with the present continuous ending and the second-person plural personal ending. The core meaning is “you are going,” and Turkish uses this form to address more than one person or to address a single person formally. In everyday Turkish, the subject pronoun siz is often implied rather than spoken, so gidiyorsunuz can stand alone in a sentence like Nereye gidiyorsunuz? (Where are you going?)

Usage and examples. You can use gidiyorsunuz to ask about plans, directions, or actions happening right now. Examples include Nereye gidiyorsunuz? (Where are you going?), Şu anda gidiyorsunuz. (You are leaving right now.), and Buraya mı gidiyorsunuz? (Are you coming here?). The negative form is gitmiyorsunuz (you are not going). The form itself is versatile for both formal and informal group-address contexts.

Related forms include gidiyorsun (you are going, singular informal) and gidiyoruz (we are going). Turkish verbs rely on context and pronoun usage; gidiyorsunuz clearly marks the second-person plural or formal address without requiring an explicit pronoun.