vymýlíte

Vymýlíte is a Czech verb meaning "you are mistaken" or "you are wrong." It is the second-person plural present tense form of the verb vymýlit se. The verb itself is derived from the verb mýlit se, which means "to err" or "to be mistaken."

The phrase vymýlíte se can be used in various contexts. It can be a direct correction, such as when someone states an incorrect fact and another person responds with "Vymýlíte se!" meaning "You are mistaken!" It can also be used more gently, to suggest that someone might have a misunderstanding. For example, if someone is trying to find a particular place and is heading in the wrong direction, one might say, "Myslím, že se vymýlíte," which translates to "I think you are going the wrong way" or "I think you are mistaken."

The verb vymýlit se implies a departure from the correct path or understanding. It can refer to a physical misdirection, like getting lost, or a mental misdirection, like holding a false belief. The plural form vymýlíte is used when addressing more than one person. When addressing a single person informally, the form would be vymýlíš se. When addressing a single person formally or a group, the form is vymýlíte se.