telefonáltál

telefonáltál is the past tense, second-person singular form of the Hungarian verb "telefonálni," which means "to telephone" or "to make a phone call." Therefore, "telefonáltál" translates directly to "you telephoned" or "you made a phone call" in English. This grammatical form indicates that the action of calling was completed by the person being addressed at some point in the past.

In Hungarian grammar, verbs are conjugated to reflect person, number, tense, and mood. "telefonáltál" specifically uses the past tense (often referred to as the preterite or definite past in Hungarian grammar) and the second-person singular pronoun. This means it refers to a singular "you" performing the action of calling. For example, if someone asked "Did you call me yesterday?", the answer in Hungarian might be "Igen, telefonáltam" (Yes, I called), or if the question was directed at the listener, they might reply "Nem, nem telefonáltam" (No, I did not call). The context of the conversation determines the precise meaning and implication of this verb form.