Sestupujete

Sestupujete is a Czech verb form, the second person plural present tense of the imperfective verb sestupovat, meaning to descend or go down. The form is used when addressing two or more people (or a formal you) and describes an ongoing or habitual action in the present or a general statement about descending.

In usage, sestupujete can refer to literal movement downward, such as descending stairs or a slope, and can also be used metaphorically to mean stepping down from a position or status. Because sestupovat is imperfective, the focus is on the process rather than a single completed event. The corresponding perfective form is sestoupíte, which expresses a future action (you will descend) rather than a present one.

Morphology and related forms: sestupujete is part of a verb pair with sestoupit (perfective) and sestupovat (imperfective). Related present-tense forms for singular and plural subjects include sestupuji (I descend), sestupuješ (you descend, singular), sestupuje (he/she/it descends), sestupujeme (we descend), and sestupují (they descend). The verb can also appear in imperative and other moods with different stems.

Examples:

- Sestupujete po schodech dolů a máte dávat pozor na kluzký povrch.

- Pokud sestupujete z kopce, choďte pomalu a soustřeďte se na cestu.

See also:

- sestoupit, the perfective counterpart meaning to descend or to step down (often used for a completed descent or a single act).

- sestupovat, the imperfective counterpart emphasizing the process of descending.