Hlásite

Hlásite is the present tense form of the Czech verb hlásit, used with the second person plural subject. It means “you report,” “you inform,” or “you notify” and is employed when addressing more than one person. The verb hlásit is imperfective and denotes the act of reporting information, making a notification, or informing someone about a fact, event, or situation. In addition to non-reflexive usage, hlásit has a reflexive variant, hlásit se, which means to register, enlist, or sign up for something.

Grammatical notes:

- Conjugation (present tense, indicative): já hlásím, ty hlásíš, on/ona/ono hlásí, my hlásíme, vy hlásíte, oni hlásí.

- The form hlásíte specifically addresses you plural or a formal you in some contexts.

Usage examples:

- Vy hlásíte nové údaje do systému. (You report new data to the system.)

- Když nastala havárie, hlásíte to nadřízeným. (When an accident occurred, you inform the superiors.)

- V případě potřeby hlásíte změnu stavu zákazníkům. (If needed, you report a status change to customers.)

Related terms:

- hlášení: the noun meaning a report or notification.

- hlásič: a device that signals or alarms (signal device), or a person who reports in certain contexts.

Summary:

Hlásite represents the second-person plural present form of hlásit, a common Czech verb for reporting or informing. It appears in everyday speech, formal communications, and various professional contexts where conveying information is required.