Vycházíte

Vycházíte is a Czech verb form. It is the present tense, second-person plural form of vycházet, an imperfective verb with several related senses. The prefix vy- signals outward movement, and the root relates to going or movement, giving the core sense of leaving or emerging in various contexts. The imperfective aspect contrasts with the perfective partner vyjít, which commonly expresses a completed or future action.

meanings and usage

- Leaving a location: vycházet means to go out from a place. Vycházíte z domu can mean “You are leaving the house.”

- Going out or socializing: used when addressing multiple people who are about to go out or regularly go out together, as in Vycházíte dnes večer? “Are you going out tonight?”

- Emergence or appearance in other contexts: the verb also covers senses such as to emerge, to appear, or to be issued/publicized in related forms; however, those senses are typically expressed with other forms or with related verbs.

grammar and forms

- Vycházíte is specifically the second-person plural form. The corresponding singular forms are vycházím (I go out), vycházíš (you go out), and vychází (he/she/it goes out or emerges, and also used for some publications). The imperfective aspect is used for ongoing or habitual action; the perfective partner vyjít expresses a completed or future action.

- Common constructions include vycházet z/domu (to leave from a place) and vycházet s kým (to go out with someone) in contexts of social activity.

See also

- vycházet (family of verbs)

- vyjít (perfective counterpart; to be published or to come out)

In usage, vycházet and its forms are typical in everyday Czech to describe leaving a place or going out, with verb choice influenced by aspect and context.