Nyilatkoztál

Nyilatkoztál is the second-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb "nyilatkozni," which means "to state," "to declare," or "to express an opinion." In essence, it signifies that a person, in the past, made a statement or declaration. The word itself indicates a past action performed by "you" (singular, informal). It can be used in various contexts, from personal conversations to official declarations. For example, if someone asked you what you said at a meeting, you might respond, "Ott nyilatkoztál a tervekről" which translates to "There you stated your opinions on the plans." The context often clarifies the specific nuance of the declaration, whether it was a formal announcement, a personal opinion, or an admission. Understanding the verb "nyilatkozni" is key to grasping the meaning of "nyilatkoztál," as the latter is simply a conjugated form of the former, indicating a completed action in the past by the addressed individual.