kommunikáltatok

Kommunikáltatok is a finite verb form in Hungarian. It represents the past tense form for the second person plural (ti), used when addressing multiple people who performed the action of communicating in the past. The form is common in narrative, reporting, and direct speech.

Morphology and formation: The form is built from the stem kommunikál- (to communicate) plus the past tense marker -t and the second-person plural ending -atok, yielding kommunikáltatok. The spelling aligns with Hungarian orthography and vowel harmony. In sentences, it can appear with or without accompanying objects or topic markers, depending on the syntactic structure.

Usage: You use kommunikáltatok when the subject is a group (you all) and the action occurred in the past. It can take a direct object or a topic phrase, for example: Tegnap a projekt állapotáról kommunikáltatok az ügyféllel. This means “Yesterday you all communicated with the client about the project status.” The form is frequent in written and spoken Hungarian, especially in recounting events or dialogues.

Etymology and related forms: Kommunikál is a loan verb derived from the international verb family around kommun- (to communicate), with the Hungarian affixation pattern -ál for the infinitive and corresponding personal endings. Related forms include kommunikálok (I communicate), kommunikálsz (you communicate), kommunikáltam (I communicated), and kommunikáltatok (you all communicated).