Vyberete

Vyberete is a Czech verb form that represents the second-person plural future tense of the perfective verb vybrat, meaning to choose. In English, it is typically translated as you will choose or you are going to choose. The form signals a completed action that will take place in the future.

Form and construction: Vyberete is built from the stem vyber- with the ending -ete, yielding vyberete. As a future form of a perfective verb, it often expresses a planned or definite future action, as opposed to the present or imperfective future.

Usage and examples: Vyberete is used in statements about what you all will choose. For example, Kdyz vyberete z nabidky, muzete pokracovat. This indicates a future action tied to a decision in a given situation. It can appear in instructions, promises, or descriptions of planned behavior.

Imperative contrast: The imperative form meaning “choose!” is vyberte, which is a different ending and used for direct commands. For example, Vyberte si z nabidky. The distinction between vyberete (future) and vyberte (imperative) rests on mood and syntactic context, even though the written forms are similar.

Etymology and related forms: The form derives from vybrat, with the prefix vy- indicating completion or separation. Related forms include vybrat (to choose, infinitive), vybírat (to choose/imperfective), and other person/tense combinations such as vyberu (I will choose) and vyberou (they will choose).