Találunk

Találunk is the first person plural present indicative, indefinite conjugation of the Hungarian verb talál, meaning "to find" or "to meet/encounter". As an indefinite form, találunk is used when the object is unspecified or general (we find something), contrasted with the definite 1st person plural találjuk, used when the object is definite (we find it/them).

Pronunciation is typically rendered in Hungarian phonology as [ˈtɒlaːlunk], with fixed stress on the first syllable and a long á vowel in the second syllable. The infinitive is találni; related forms include the past tense találtunk (we found), conditional találnánk (we would find), and the jussive/imperative találjunk (let us find/let us meet), which is orthographically similar but grammatically distinct.

Usage examples (literal translations):

- Találunk könyvet a boltban. — We find a book in the shop.

- Hol találunk parkolót? — Where can we find parking?

Talál and its forms appear in everyday speech and written Hungarian, covering physical discovery, locating objects or places, and figurative encounters or meetings (e.g., "találunk egymásra" — we meet each other). The verb follows regular Hungarian conjugation patterns for a verb of its class and participates in common compound and idiomatic expressions.