Megkérdeztétek

"Megkérdeztétek" is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "ask them" in English, but it is also commonly used as a colloquial expression in Hungarian media, particularly in television and radio. The phrase gained widespread recognition due to its frequent use in the context of public service announcements and political commentary, often encouraging viewers or listeners to seek clarification or information from authorities or experts.

The term became particularly notable during the 2010s in Hungary, where it was frequently employed in a satirical or critical tone, especially in relation to government policies, corruption, or unclear official statements. It reflects a broader cultural tendency to question authority and demand transparency. The phrase is often associated with the Hungarian public's growing skepticism toward political figures and institutions, prompting a call for accountability.

While "megkérdeztétek" is not a formal term in Hungarian law or governance, its usage highlights the importance of civic engagement and media literacy in Hungary. It has been referenced in discussions about media freedom, public trust in institutions, and the role of satire in holding power to account. The expression remains a symbol of the Hungarian public's desire for clearer communication and greater transparency from those in positions of authority.