hangoljatok

Hangoljatok is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb hangolni, meaning to tune, adjust, or calibrate. It is used to give a direct instruction to a group to bring something into correct pitch or harmony. The form derives from the root hang- (sound) with the -olni verb suffix, and is closely related to nouns such as hangolás (tuning) and hangoló (tuner).

In music, hangoljatok is commonly heard in rehearsals, concerts, and music classes. It instructs performers to tune their instruments to the correct pitch, often to a reference pitch such as A=440 Hz, so that the ensemble sounds cohesive. The imperative can also apply to vocal groups, ensuring that voices blend in tune and balance.

Beyond music, hangolni can mean to coordinate or harmonize different elements, plans, or attitudes. In that sense, hangoljatok may be used metaphorically to ask a team to align goals, synchronize actions, or agree on a common approach: for example, "Hangoljatok össze a terveket" meaning "Coordinate the plans."

Grammatical notes: the infinitive is hangolni; related forms include hangolás (tuning), hangoló (tuner). The imperative hangoljatok targets a group of people and is common in instructional or collaborative contexts.

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