korzystacie

Korzystacie is a Polish verb form that translates to “you (plural) benefit,” “you (plural) use,” or “you (plural) take advantage of” in English. It is the second‑person plural present tense of the verb korzystać, which means “to use,” “to benefit from,” or “to take advantage of.” The form is commonly employed in everyday conversation, instructional contexts, and written media when addressing a group.

Etymologically, korzystać derives from the Old Polish root *korzyść*, meaning “profit” or “advantage,” combined with the verb‑forming suffix –ać. The development mirrors a broader Slavic pattern where nouns denoting benefit give rise to verbs indicating the act of deriving that benefit.

In modern usage, korzystacie often appears in sentences such as “Korzystacie z nowej aplikacji” (“You are using the new app”) or “Korzystacie na tej umowie” (“You benefit from this agreement”). The term can also carry a persuasive tone in promotional material, encouraging a collective audience to engage with a product or service.

The form is distinct from the singular second‑person present tense korzystasz and from the formal singular/polite form korzysta Pan/Pani, reflecting the grammatical distinction between addressing one person versus several. In written Polish, the verb is conjugated according to standard rules, with the ending –cie indicating the plural second person.