felkérünk

Felkérünk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we ask" or "we request" in English. It is a polite and formal way of initiating an appeal or a request. The verb "felkér" itself means to ask someone to do something, often in a formal capacity, such as asking for a speech, a presentation, or a service. The suffix "-ünk" indicates the first-person plural, meaning "we". Therefore, "felkérünk" specifically conveys that a group of people is making a request or asking for something.

This phrase is commonly used in formal settings, such as official invitations, proposals, or when addressing a larger audience. It carries a sense of respect and deference, implying that the asker values the recipient's time, expertise, or willingness to participate. For example, an organization might use "felkérünk" when inviting a guest speaker to an event, or a committee might use it when asking for submissions for a project. The context often dictates the specific nuance, but the core meaning remains a polite and formal request.