Posloucháte

"Posloucháte" is the second-person plural present tense form of the verb "poslouchat" in Czech. The verb "poslouchat" translates to "to listen" or "to obey" in English. Therefore, "posloucháte" specifically means "you (plural) are listening" or "you (plural) are obeying."

In common usage, "posloucháte" is used when addressing more than one person directly. For example, if a teacher is speaking to a group of students, they might say "Děti, posloucháte?" which translates to "Children, are you listening?" Similarly, it can be used in the context of obedience, such as a parent telling their children, "Posloucháte mě?" meaning "Are you obeying me?"

The verb "poslouchat" itself is a fundamental part of the Czech language, covering a wide range of auditory perception and compliance. The conjugation to "posloucháte" is a standard grammatical form indicating the subject is a group of individuals being addressed. The context of the sentence will usually clarify whether the meaning leans more towards auditory listening or the act of obeying. It is a commonly encountered verb in everyday Czech conversation and writing.