Laskutakse

Laskutakse is an Estonian verb that translates to "to be asked" or "to be requested" in English. It is a passive form of the verb "küsima" (to ask) or "paluma" (to request). The verb is used to indicate that someone or something is being asked or requested by someone else. For example, "Laskutakse, et sa tuleksid kohe koju" translates to "It is asked that you come home immediately."

The conjugation of laskutakse follows the standard Estonian verb conjugation patterns. The present tense form is "laskutakse," and the past tense form is "laskuti." The verb can also be used in the conditional and imperative moods. For instance, in the conditional mood, "laskutaks" means "would be asked," and in the imperative mood, "laskutagu" means "be asked."

Laskutakse is commonly used in formal or official contexts, such as in legal documents, official communications, or when making formal requests. It is less frequently used in everyday conversation. The verb can also be used in a broader sense to indicate that something is expected or required, without necessarily implying that it is being asked for in a direct manner. For example, "Laskutakse, et kõik õpilased oleksid koolis" translates to "It is expected that all students are in school."