vstupujete

Vstupujete is the second person plural present tense form of the Czech imperfective verb vstupovat, meaning you are entering or you enter (in the sense of going into a place or situation). It is used when addressing more than one person or when speaking formally to a group. The form indicates ongoing or habitual action rather than a completed event.

Morphology and conjugation: Vstupovat is imperfective, so its present tense forms describe current or repeated actions. The full present-tense paradigm in the 2nd person plural is:

- vy vstupujete (you enter / you are entering)

Other persons are: já vstupuji, ty vstupuješ, on/ona/vonotakt vy vstupujete, oni vstupují. The corresponding perfective verb vstoupit expresses a single, completed act of entering and has future meaning in the present tense: vy vstoupíte (you will enter).

Usage: Vstupujete is used with the preposition do when specifying entering a space, for example do místnosti, do budovy, do autobusu. It can describe literal entering (Vstupujete do haly) or more abstract entries into situations or states (Vstupujete do nové etapy projektu). In contrast, vstoupit (perfective) focuses on the moment of the entry as a completed event and is used when emphasizing the action's completion.

Examples:

- Vstupujete do místnosti a vítáte hosty.

- Když vstupujete do nového projektu, zvažte rizika.

Etymology and related forms: The verb vstupovat is formed with the prefix v- (into) attached to the stem stemming from stup- or stoup- related to stepping or entering. Related nouns include vstup (entry) and vstupní (entry-related). See also vstoupit, vstup.

Overall, vstupujete is a common present-tense form used in everyday Czech to describe multiple people entering a place or situation.