Utaztok

Utaztok is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb utazni, meaning to travel. It is used when addressing or referring to multiple people who travel. The form comes from the stem utaz- plus the second-person plural suffix -tok.

In present tense Hungarian, the full present-conjugation of utazni is: én utazom, te utazol, ő utazik, mi utazunk, ti utaztok, ők utaznak. Thus utaztok corresponds to the “you (plural) travel” form. This pattern illustrates how Hungarian marks person and number on the verb endings.

Usage and examples:

- Hova utaztok a hétvégére? Where are you traveling for the weekend?

- Ti utaztok gyakran külföldre? Do you travel abroad often?

- Mire készültök? Utaztok a nyaralásra hamarosan? What are you preparing for? Are you traveling for the holidays soon?

Notes:

Utaztok typically appears without an explicit subject, since Hungarian verb endings already indicate the person and number. It is commonly used in conversational and written Hungarian to discuss travel plans, itineraries, or travel behavior among multiple people. Related forms include utazok (we travel) and utazol (you travel, singular), illustrating the regular conjugation pattern of utazni in the present tense.