sprzedawajcie

Sprzedawajcie is the Polish imperative form used to address a group of people and tell them to sell. It comes from the verb sprzedawać (to sell) and is formed from the present-tense stem sprzedawaj- plus the plural imperative ending -cie, yielding sprzedawajcie. The singular counterpart is sprzedawaj, used when addressing one person.

Usage and context: sprzedawajcie is employed in direct address, particularly in instructional, organizational, or promotional settings. It may appear in training materials for sales teams, in slogans, or in dialogues where a group is commanded to engage in selling activities. In standard narrative prose, it is rare and typically found in quoted speech or to illustrate dialogue.

Example: Sprzedawajcie nasze produkty z wysoką jakością. Nie sprzedawajcie ich bez umowy.

Negation of the imperative is formed with nie: Nie sprzedawajcie.

Grammatical notes: sprzedawajcie is the second-person plural form and expresses an imperative mood. It refers to present or general action in a commanding sense, rather than a specific past or future event. It contrasts with the singular sprzedawaj, which commands a single person to sell.

In Polish, stranumeral or formal contexts may favor neutral constructions, but sprzedawajcie remains a clear, direct command appropriate for collective action in sales or marketing communications.