hrajete

Hrajete is the second-person plural present tense form of the Czech verb hrát, meaning to play or to perform. It is used when addressing more than one person who is playing a game, taking part in an activity, or performing something such as music or acting. The present tense describes an action that is happening now or is habitual.

Grammatically, hrát is a regular -át verb and hrajete follows the standard pattern for the second-person plural: hrajete. The full present-tense paradigm is: já hraju, ty hraješ, on/ona hraje, my hrajeme, vy hrajete, oni hrají. The verb can denote various senses of playing, from sports and games to playing an instrument or a role in a performance.

Usage notes include that hrajete is used in questions and statements addressing multiple people, for example: Hrajete fotbal každý víkend? (Do you play football every weekend?) or Co hrajete na klavír? (What are you playing on the piano?) The imperative form for addressing several people is hrajte!

Related terms include hra (a game or play), hračka (toy), hrařit or hraní (the act of playing, playing time), and hráč (player).

In summary, hrajete is a common inflected form expressing that a group is currently playing or regularly engages in playing activities, across contexts from games and sports to music and acting.