kontynuuj

Kontynuuj is a Polish verb in the imperative mood, second-person singular, meaning "continue" or "go on." It is used to instruct someone to proceed with an action, to carry on with a task, or to extend a narrative or activity.

The verb kontynuować is derived from Latin continuare, via the French continuer, and has been adapted into Polish with typical Slavic phonology and spelling. Related forms include kontynuacja (continuation), kontynuujmy (let us continue), and kontynuujcie (you all continue). The present tense form for the second person singular is kontynuujesz.

In usage, kontynuuj commonly appears in everyday speech, instructions, dialogues, and storytelling to prompt further action. Examples include: "Proszę, kontynuuj." "Kontynuuj, co dalej planujesz?" and "Kontynuuj rozmowę nad projektem." The word functions as a direct, neutral command or prompt to proceed.

In modern contexts, kontynuuj is also encountered in user interfaces and digital interactions as a button label or prompt to proceed to the next step, equivalent to the English "continue." Its versatility across spoken language and written interfaces makes it a frequent, utilitarian term in Polish communication.