Hasonlítasz

Hasonlítasz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you resemble" or "you are similar to" in English. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb "hasonlít" (to resemble, to be similar to). The verb is used to indicate a likeness or similarity between two or more people, objects, or concepts.

The structure of the sentence using "hasonlítasz" typically involves the subject (you), the verb "hasonlítasz," and a prepositional phrase or noun indicating what or whom the subject resembles. For example, "Te hasonlítasz az édesanyádhoz" translates to "You resemble your mother." The dative case is often used for the person or thing being resembled, as seen with "édesanyádhoz" (to your mother).

This verb can express physical resemblance, personality traits, or a general similarity in function or appearance. It is a common and versatile verb in the Hungarian language, used in everyday conversations to draw comparisons and highlight shared characteristics. The conjugation of "hasonlít" follows regular patterns for Hungarian verbs in the present tense, making "hasonlítasz" a predictable and easily learned form for those studying the language.