Vagytok

Vagytok is the second-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb van, meaning "you are." It is used when referring to more than one person and, in everyday speech, the subject pronoun ti is often omitted because the verb form itself marks the person and number. The corresponding forms for other persons in the present tense are vagyok (I am), vagy (you are, singular), van (he/she is), vagyunk (we are), vagytok (you are, plural), and vannak (they are).

In usage, vagytok functions as a simple predicate to indicate a current state or condition of the addressed group. It is appropriate across informal and formal contexts, though formal address to multiple people can also use a different construction with the pronoun önök and the verb vannak.

Morphologically, vagytok is built from the verb van with the plural second-person ending, reflecting Hungarian’s system of person and number markings on the verb. The form aligns with other present-tense patterns where the ending signals the subject.

Examples:

- Ti vagytok az új szomszédok. (You are the new neighbours.)

- Ti vagytok a csapatunk kulcsfontosságú tagjai. (You are the key members of our team.)

Notes:

- The pronoun ti is often omitted: "Vagytok az új szomszédok?" is understood as "Are you the new neighbours?"

- For formal plural address, you would typically use önök vannak instead of vagytok. See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, van.