zvolte

Zvolte is the imperative form of the verb zvolit, meaning to choose or to elect. It is used in Czech and, in a closely related form, in Slovak to instruct a group or a single interlocutor to select something or someone. The form represents the second-person plural (you all) but is commonly used in formal contexts or when addressing an audience.

In Czech, zvolit covers a range from everyday choosing to political or organizational selection. Zvolte is the direct command often found in instructions, signage, campaigns, or any situation where a decision is being urged. In Slovak, the equivalent imperative is usually written as zvoľte, with a diacritic, but the basic function is the same: to urge the audience to make a choice or to elect a candidate or option.

Usage examples are straightforward: "Zvolte si kandidáta, kterému důvěřujete." (Choose a candidate you trust) or "Zvolte si prosím jednu z nabízených možností." (Please choose one of the offered options). In political or formal contexts, the phrase can appear in slogans or voter instructions that ask people to cast a vote for a particular option or representative.

See also: vybrat, volit, zvoľte (Slovak variant), Czech language, Slovak language. Zvolte is a standard, neutral imperative form used across contexts to prompt a decision or selection.