izliyorsunuz

Izliyorsunuz is a Turkish verb form derived from izlemek, meaning "to watch." It encodes the present progressive tense for the second person plural or polite form, so it translates to "you are watching" in English. The form is commonly used when addressing more than one person or speaking politely to a single addressee.

Grammatically, izliyorsunuz is built from the verb stem izli- (derived from izlemek) plus the present continuous suffix -yor and the second person plural/polite ending -sunuz. This combination reflects Turkish vowel harmony and the language’s agglutinative structure. The corresponding forms for other subjects are izliyorum (I am watching), izliyorsun (you are watching, singular informal), izliyoruz (we are watching), and izliyorlar (they are watching).

Usage notes include its primary function to describe an ongoing action of watching something, such as a movie, a TV show, or a live event. It is used in everyday speech, questions, and statements. For example:

- Ne izliyorsunuz? — What are you watching?

- Dizi izliyorsunuz. — You are watching a series.

Negation is formed with the negative prefix and suffix: izlemiyorsunuz means "you are not watching." The construction also works with other tenses and moods when combined with appropriate auxiliaries or particles.

Related forms include izliyorum, izliyorsun, izliyoruz, izliyorlar, and the related non-progressive forms such as izlemek (to watch) and izlemek fiilinin çeşitli çekimleri. Izliyorsunuz is widely understood across Turkish-speaking contexts and is a standard component of everyday conversation when referring to watching activities.