Rozmyslete

Rozmyslete is the imperative plural form of the Czech verb rozmyslet, meaning to think over, consider, or deliberate. It is used to instruct or invite a group of listeners, or a formal you, to reflect carefully before taking action. In everyday speech and in formal writing, rozmyslete often appears in advisory or decision-making contexts.

Etymology and grammar: Rozmyslet is built from the verb myslet (to think) with the prefix roz-, which conveys a sense of turning attention or thorough consideration. The imperative form rozmyslete is used for the vy form (you, plural) in commands or requests. It can be combined with a reflexive pronoun si, as in rozmyslete si to, meaning “think this over for yourselves.”

Usage and nuances: The expression carries a cautious or deliberative tone, inviting reconsideration rather than issuing a blunt directive. It is common in negotiations, contractual discussions, policy remarks, and instructional material, where careful evaluation is important. The tone can vary with context, from neutral guidance to urging prudent action.

Examples:

- Rozmyslete si to. (Think this over.)

- Rozmyslete si to, než podepíšete smlouvu. (Think this over before you sign the contract.)

- Rozmyslete si, zda je to pro vás vhodné. (Consider whether this is suitable for you.)

See also: related Czech verbs such as myslet (to think) and rozmyslet (to deliberate/decide). The form rozmyslete is part of standard Czech morphology for imperative mood in the plural or formal address.