obsluhujete

obsluhujete is a Czech verb form that functions as the second person plural imperative of the verb obsloužit. The basic meaning of obsloužit is “to serve, to attend to, to take care of, or to provide customer service.” When spoken as an imperative, obsluhujete is used to instruct or command a group of people to perform those actions. For example, a manager may say “Obsluhujte zákazníky s úsměvem,” meaning “Serve the customers with a smile.” The form is also used in polite requests addressed to a group, for instance “Obsluhujte prosím mé vojsko,” interpreted as “Please attend to my needs.”

In Czech grammar, obsluhujete is derived from the stem obsluha (“service, attendance”) plus the infinitive ending -it. The verb is regular in the present tense and has a perfective aspect form obslužit, which denotes completing the service. The imperative form is constructed by adding the ending –te to the present indicative root, typical for second person plural commands.

The word is employe ed across various contexts, from hospitality, healthcare, to public transportation. In tourism and culinary writing, obsluhujete often appears in role descriptions such as “obsluhujete restaurujícího hosta” (you tend to a dining guest). It follows standard Czech politeness conventions; the addition of prosím (“please”) softens the command.

Etymologically, obsloužit derives from earlier Slavic roots meaning “to hold, keep, oversee,” and aligns with related Slavic languages (Polish – obsługiwać, Russian – обслуживать). The imperative form is common in legal, business, and everyday speech. In digital customer service contexts, obsluhujete appears in interface prompts such as “obsluhujte ticket” meaning “handle the ticket.”