Készítsetek

Készítsetek is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person plural imperative of the verb készíteni, meaning to make or to prepare. It is used when addressing a group and instructing them to create or arrange something. In everyday language it can appear in instructions, recipes, or collaborative tasks.

The form is built from the verbal stem készít- plus the plural imperative ending -setek, yielding készítsetek. It is one of several forms of the imperative mood in Hungarian; the exact ending can vary with phonology and verb class. The imperative is typically used without an explicit subject, with the understood subject being "you (plural)."

In practical use, készítsetek can govern a direct object or an object phrase, for example: Készítsetek gyorsan egy prezentációt. Készítsetek el egy tortát. The nuance ranges from neutral instruction to firm direction, depending on tone and context. It is more common in written procedures or formal group tasks than in casual speech, where alternatives like készítsétek or készítsetek el might appear.

Hungarian imperatives are a core part of the language’s mood system, used to issue commands, requests, or suggestions. Készítsetek stands as a clear example of plural direct address, signaling that the action should be performed by the addressed group.