prezentáljátok

Prezentáljátok is a Hungarian verb in the second-person plural imperative form. It directly translates to "present it" or "you all present it." This form is used when directly addressing a group of people and instructing them to show, display, or introduce something.

The verb from which "prezentáljátok" derives is "prezentálni," meaning to present. This Hungarian verb itself is a loanword, originating from the Latin "praesentare," which also signifies to present or to make present. The conjugation "prezentáljátok" specifically indicates a command or request directed at multiple individuals.

In practical usage, "prezentáljátok" would be employed in various contexts. For instance, a teacher might tell their students, "Prezentáljátok a munkáitokat!" (Present your works!). Similarly, in a business meeting, a manager could instruct their team, "Prezentáljátok az eredményeket!" (Present the results!). The term emphasizes the action of making something visible or known to an audience by a group. It is a direct and active command, suitable for situations requiring an immediate and collective action of presentation.