pouíváte

Pouíváte is not a standard form in Czech. It appears to be a misspelling or typographical error for používáte, which is the second-person plural present tense of the verb používat (to use). The difference lies in the missing letter ž after the o, which changes both the spelling and the pronunciation. In standard Czech, pouíváte would not be recognized as a correct form.

Correct form and usage: používáte is used when addressing multiple people (or in formal address) in the present tense. It corresponds to you use or you are using. For example: Používáte tuto aplikaci každý den? This form is common in everyday speech and writing when talking about habitual or current use.

Origins and related forms: používat is the imperfective aspect of the verb meaning to use, often contrasted with the perfective použít (to use, to put into use). Other related forms include používám (I use), používáš (you use, singular), používá (he/she uses), používáme (we use), and používají (they use). The word shares its stem with the noun užívání (use, utilization).

Orthographic note: Czech orthography requires the háček on ž in this verb form, producing the sequence ž and í in the present tense. Misspellings like pouíváte arise from omitting or misplacing the diacritic or from keyboard input errors, and they may hinder comprehension for native readers.

See also: používat, použít, užívání, užívat.