feliratkoztál

Feliratkoztál is a Hungarian word that translates to "you subscribed" or "you have subscribed" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "feliratkozni," which means "to subscribe." This verb is commonly used in various contexts, including subscribing to a service, a newsletter, a channel, or a publication.

For instance, if someone signs up for email updates from a website, they might say, "Feliratkoztál a hírlevélre," meaning "You subscribed to the newsletter." Similarly, on platforms like YouTube, if a user follows a channel, they have "feliratkoztál" a csatornára, or "subscribed" to the channel.

The word's structure reveals its components. "Fel-" is a prefix often indicating upward movement or completion. "Iratkozik" is the verb meaning "to enroll," "to register," or "to subscribe." The "-tál" ending signifies the past tense, second-person singular conjugation. Therefore, "feliratkoztál" literally implies that one has completed the action of subscribing. It is a straightforward and frequently used term in everyday Hungarian communication, particularly in digital and service-related interactions.