Vyjedete

Vyjedete is a Czech verb form meaning you will drive off, depart, or set off by vehicle. It is the second-person plural future tense of the verb vyjet, which denotes starting movement from a place, typically by means of a vehicle. The prefix vy- emphasizes leaving a location, such as a town, parking area, or starting a journey.

Grammatical notes: Vyjet is a perfective verb, and vyjedete is used to refer to a completed act of leaving by vehicle by you all. In everyday speech, the form appears in travel instructions, directions, and logistical contexts where speakers tell a group that they will depart. Because vyjedete is a future tense form, it is commonly found in sentences that describe planned movements or scheduled trips. The meaning can vary slightly with context, ranging from simply leaving a parking lot to beginning a longer journey.

Usage and examples: You might see or hear sentences such as, "Vyjedete z parkoviště a po 500 metrech odbočíte doleva," meaning “You will drive out of the parking lot and turn left after 500 meters.” Another example could be, "Když vyjedete z města, pokračujte po hlavní silnici," meaning “When you depart from the city, continue on the main road.” In Czech, vyjet and its future forms are primarily used for movement by vehicle, rather than for abstract concepts.

See also: vyjet, vyjíždět, vyjížďka.