Seçiniz

Seçiniz is the second-person polite or plural imperative form of the Turkish verb seçmek, meaning to choose or to select. It is used to issue a direct instruction to one or more people and is common in formal writing, signage, and digital interfaces. In English, it is usually translated as “Please select” or “Please choose.”

Usage contexts include forms, menus, online applications, and kiosks where a user is asked to make a choice. For example, in a webpage or paper form you might see a button or instruction that says “Seçiniz” or “Bir ürünü seçiniz,” signaling that the user should make a selection. The phrase carries a courteous tone and is more formal than casual spoken Turkish.

Grammar and construction: Seçiniz is formed from the verb stem seç- (from seçmek) with the formal/plural imperative suffix -iniz, which agrees with the implied subject siz (you, formal or plural). The suffix shows respect or formality and is typical of written Turkish in official or public contexts. Turkish imperatives can vary by person and level of politeness, and seçiniz is specifically used to address a polite or plural audience rather than an informal singular listener.

Etymology and usage notes: Seçmek is the infinitive; choose is formed by adding appropriate imperative suffixes. Seçiniz is a standard, widely understood expression in Turkish for guiding a user to make a selection, and it is frequently seen on forms, software, and instructional text.