számlálsz

"Számlálsz" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you bill" or "you invoice." It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb "számlázni," which means "to bill" or "to invoice."

The verb "számlálsz" is used in contexts where one person is directly addressing another person who is performing the action of creating and issuing an invoice or bill. For example, if someone is asking another person if they are in the process of sending an invoice, they might ask, "Már számlálsz?" which translates to "Are you invoicing already?" or "Are you billing already?"

In a business context, "számlálsz" would refer to the act of preparing and sending a document that details goods or services provided and requests payment. The sender of the invoice is the one performing the action described by the verb.

The verb is derived from the noun "számla," which means "bill" or "invoice." The "-z" suffix is a common verbalizing suffix in Hungarian, and the "-l" infix is part of the conjugation for the present tense, second-person singular. Therefore, "számlálsz" literally breaks down to "invoice" + "-z" (verb marker) + "-l" (tense/person marker) + "-sz" (second-person singular ending).

Understanding "számlálsz" is important for anyone learning Hungarian, particularly in business or financial discussions. It signifies a direct action of invoicing or billing performed by the person being addressed.