Sétáltál

Sétáltál is a Hungarian word and a verb form. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "sétál," which means "to walk" or "to stroll." Therefore, "sétáltál" translates directly to "you walked" or "you strolled."

This verb form is used when addressing a single person directly and referring to an action of walking that has already occurred. For example, if you were asking someone if they went for a walk, you might say "Sétáltál?" which means "Did you walk?" or "Did you go for a stroll?". The context of the conversation would determine the precise nuance.

The verb "sétál" itself is a common and frequently used verb in the Hungarian language, denoting a leisurely or casual pace of walking. The past tense conjugation, "sétáltál," is essential for recounting past events involving walking when speaking to a singular "you." Understanding this conjugation is a basic but important step for anyone learning Hungarian.