besorgst

Besorgst is the second-person singular present tense form of the German verb besorgen. The verb means to procure, arrange, or take care of something for someone, and it can also be used in reflexive constructions to mean getting something for oneself. The form besorgst is used in informal address with du.

In standard conjugation, besorgen appears as: ich besorge, du besorgst, er/sie/es besorgt, wir besorgen, ihr besorgt, sie/Sie besorgen. The past participle is besorgt, and the perfect tense is formed with haben: ich habe besorgt, du hast besorgt, er hat besorgt, etc. The verb is transitive and commonly takes a direct object representing the thing being procured or arranged, and often a dative pronoun for the person for whom the action is performed (e.g., du besorgst mir etwas).

Usage notes and examples:

- Du besorgst mir einen Kaffee. (You’ll get me a coffee.)

- Ich besorge die Tickets für das Konzert. (I’ll procure the tickets for the concert.)

- Hast du dir schon neue Schuhe besorgt? (Have you gotten new shoes yet?)

Besorgen can also appear in the reflexive construction sich etwas besorgen, meaning to acquire or obtain something for oneself. This sense is common in colloquial speech: Ich habe mir eine Erkältung besorgt. The relationship to sorgen (to worry) is etymological; besorgen is formed with the prefix be- and does not imply worry in its modern usage.

Overall, besorgst is a practical, everyday verb form used to describe the act of obtaining, arranging, or taking care of something for someone, or for oneself, in informal German.