Jedziesz

Jedziesz is a Polish verb form that means “you go” or “you are going” by means of transportation. It derives from the verb jechać, which is used for moving by vehicle (car, bus, train, bicycle, etc.). Jedziesz is the second-person singular present tense form: ja jadę, ty jedziesz, on jedzie, my jedziemy, wy jedziecie, oni jadą. It is used in informal speech to describe an action that is taking place now or in the near future.

In contrast, the imperfective verb jeździć expresses repeated or habitual travel, with forms such as jeździsz (you go by vehicle regularly) or jeździmy (we go by vehicle regularly). The related perfective form pojedziesz means “you will go” in the future. Thus, jedziesz often implies a current or imminent movement, while jeździć covers repeated actions and pojedziesz indicates future movement.

Common usages include asking or stating directions and plans: Gdzie jedziesz? (Where are you going?), Skąd jedziesz? (Where are you heading from?), and Jedź prosto! (Go straight!). In informal conversation, jedziesz is frequently complemented by a destination or mode of transport, for example: Gdzie jedziesz samochodem? or Jedziesz na przystanek?

Summary: Jedziesz is the standard informal 2nd person singular present form of jechać, used to describe someone moving somewhere by vehicle at the moment or in nearby time. It sits alongside related forms such as jeździć for habitual travel and pojedziesz for future movement.