raportuojate

Raportuojate is a Lithuanian verb form meaning you report or you are reporting. It is the present indicative second-person plural (or polite form) of the verb raportuoti, which denotes the act of delivering or presenting a report. This form is used when addressing multiple people or a formal audience.

In use, raportuojate appears in formal or official contexts, such as business, government, journalism, and academia. It signals that the subject is providing information about a situation, event, or project to another party. The typical construction involves the topic of the report with the preposition apie and the recipient in the dative, for example: Jūs raportuojate vadovybei apie įvykį (You are reporting to the management about the event) or Jūs raportuojate apie projekto eigą (You are reporting on the progress of the project).

Etymology and related forms: raportuoti is formed from the noun raportas (a report), which in Lithuanian likely derives from the Polish or broader European term raport/ rapport. The verb participates in standard Lithuanian verb conjugation. Related forms include raportoju (I report), raportuoja (he/she/it reports), raportavote (you reported, past tense), and raportuosite (you will report, future tense). In style, raportuojate is more formal and specific to situations where an official report is being given, as opposed to more general terms like pranešate (you inform) or tiksliai (precisely detail).

Notes: While raportuojate specifies the act of reporting to a recipient, the underlying nuance emphasizes formal communication and accountability. It is less common in everyday colloquial speech, where simpler verbs like pranešate or sakote might be preferred.