kontrolujete

Kontrolujete is the second-person plural (or formal second-person singular) present indicative form of the West Slavic verb kontrolovat (Czech) or kontrolovať (Slovak), meaning "to check," "to control," "to inspect," or "to supervise." It is used when addressing more than one person (vy in Czech, vy/oni in Slovak contexts) or when using the polite/formal address for a single person.

The verb kontrolovat is imperfective; its perfective counterpart is zkontrolovat (Czech) or skontrolovať (Slovak), which denotes a completed action. Present-tense conjugation in Czech commonly yields forms like já kontroluju/kontroluji, ty kontroluješ, on/ona kontroluje, my kontrolujeme, vy kontrolujete, oni kontrolují. In standard usage kontrolujete appears in sentences such as "Vy kontrolujete dokumenty" ("You are checking the documents"/"You check the documents").

Etymologically, kontrolovat is a borrowing from Western European languages associated with Latin contrarotulare via French/Italian or Germanic mediation; the modern Slavic forms reflect adaptation to local phonology and morphology. Synonyms include prověřovat, sledovat, dohlížet (in Czech) depending on nuance; kontrolovat often implies verification or supervision rather than mere observation.

In grammatical description, kontrolujete functions as a finite verb form, can combine with direct objects and adverbial phrases, and appears in questions (Kontrolujete to?) and negative forms (Vy nekontrolujete). Its register is neutral and widely used in administrative, technical, and everyday speech.