Nyilatkozol

Nyilatkozol is a Hungarian word that translates to "you declare" or "you state" in English. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood form of the verb "nyilatkozni," which means to declare, state, or make a statement. This verb is commonly used in contexts where someone is formally expressing their opinion, making a public announcement, or giving an official statement.

The word nyilatkozol can appear in various situations, such as in legal proceedings, political discourse, or even in everyday conversations where an individual is asserting a fact or expressing a firm belief. For instance, a journalist might ask a politician, "Mit nyilatkozol erről a helyzetről?" which translates to "What do you declare about this situation?" or "What is your statement on this situation?" Similarly, in a more casual setting, one might say to a friend, "Világosan nyilatkozol, hogy nem értesz egyet" meaning "You clearly state that you do not agree." The grammatical structure indicates that the subject of the action is "you" (the person being addressed) and the action is happening in the present.