Wybierajcie

Wybierajcie is a Polish verb form: the second-person plural imperative of the imperfective verb wybierać, meaning "to choose" or "to pick". It is used to address two or more people and give a command, suggestion or encouragement to perform an ongoing or repeated action (for example, "Wybierajcie mądrze" — "Choose wisely").

Grammatically, wybierajcie is built from the present stem wybieraj- with the plural imperative ending -cie. It contrasts with the perfective imperative wybierzcie (from wybrać), which signals a single, completed act of choosing. The negative imperative is formed with nie: nie wybierajcie ("do not choose" or "don't pick").

Usage is common in spoken and written Polish for instructions, advice, and promotional language directed at groups. Because it derives from an imperfective verb, it can imply repetition, continuity, or encouragement to keep making choices rather than a one-time decision.

In translation and interpretation, wybierajcie typically corresponds to English plural imperatives such as "choose" or "pick," addressing multiple people. The form is part of standard Polish conjugation and does not carry marked politeness beyond indicating plurality; context and additional politeness markers (e.g., proszę) determine formality.