Nézzétek

Nézzétek is the plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb "nézni," which translates to "to look" or "to watch." As a second-person plural imperative, it is used to address a group of people and instruct them to perform the action of looking or watching. It is a common and direct way to get the attention of multiple individuals and direct their gaze or focus towards something specific.

The word itself is composed of the verb stem "néz" and the imperative suffix "-zetek." The suffix "-zetek" indicates that the command is directed at "you all" (plural "you"). Therefore, "nézzétek" literally means "look, you all!" or "watch, you all!". It can be used in a wide variety of contexts, from a simple request to observe an object to a more urgent command to witness an event. The tone can range from casual to insistent depending on the surrounding speech and situation. It is a fundamental element of everyday communication in Hungarian when addressing more than one person.