Néztetek

Néztetek is a Hungarian verb form that corresponds to the second-person plural past tense of the verb néz, meaning "to look" or "to watch." It is used when referring to actions performed by more than one person in the past.

Morphology and tense usage: In Hungarian, past tense forms are built from the verb stem (néz-) plus a past-tense marker and a person ending. For néz, the second-person plural past tense is néztetek. The full past-tense paradigm for this verb is: én néztem, te néztél, ő nézett, mi néztünk, ti néztetek, ők nézték. The form is commonly used with or without a direct object, and it can describe watching something on a screen or simply looking at something.

Examples: A common usage is "Mit néztetek tegnap?" meaning "What did you all watch yesterday?" Another example: "Hogyan néztetek rá?" though more often the phrase would be context-specific. The form functions in narrative and direct address to a group.

Related forms: The present tense second-person plural is néztek ("you all look"), while other persons in the past include néztél (you looked, sg), nézett (he/she looked), néztük (we looked), nézték (they looked). The word néztetek contains the diacritic é in néz and follows the typical Hungarian past-tense pattern for second-person plural.