korraldate

Korraldate is an Estonian verb form meaning “you organize” or “you arrange.” It is the second-person plural present tense of the verb korraldama, which means to organize or to arrange. The form is used when addressing multiple people or addressing a single person in a formal context.

Etymology and morphology: Korraldama belongs to the -da class of Estonian verbs. Its present tense forms are built on the stem korrald- with person-specific endings. The second-person plural and formal singular ending is -date, producing korraldate. The related noun korraldus means order or arrangement, and the verb is often used in planning, coordination, and management contexts.

Usage: The form appears in instructions, announcements, and direct communication when directing a group to perform tasks or organize activities. It can occur in official or courteous speech, where speakers address an audience or a single formal addressee. For example, Te korraldate konverentsi järgmisel kuul, which translates to “You are organizing a conference next month.”

Examples: Te korraldate järgmise nädala ürituse koos vabatahtlikega. You are organizing the event next week with the volunteers. Kui te korraldate koostööprojekti, palume võtta ühendust hiljemalt esmaspäeval. If you are organizing a collaboration project, please contact us by Monday.