konvertujete

Konvertujete is a verb form used in several South Slavic languages, most commonly in Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian. It represents the second-person plural present tense of the verb konvertovati or konvertirati, meaning to convert, change, or adapt something. The form is used when addressing a group: “you all convert.”

Etymology and meaning: the verb derives from the Latin convertere, via Western European languages, and was adopted into Slavic languages with the konvert- stem. The present tense ending -ujete attaches to the stem to indicate the second-person plural. Depending on standard variety, related forms include konvertujem (I convert), konvertuješ (you singular), konvertuje (he/she/it converts), konvertujemo (we convert), and the third-person plural forms konvertuju or konvertuju (they convert). Some speakers also use konvertirati or konvertovati as the infinitive, with corresponding conjugations.

Usage: konvertujete appears in contexts such as currency conversion, data or file format changes, unit conversions, or even metaphorical conversions (such as converting opinions or beliefs) when addressing a group. It is common in technical writing, journalism, and everyday speech.

See also: konvertirati, konvertovati, konverzija. Variants and spelling may differ by country and standard variant, but the core meaning remains “to convert.” The noun form konverzija or konverzija fields the process or result of converting.