írjátok

"Irjátok" is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb "írni," which means "to write." In English, it translates most directly to "you all write" or "write (you plural)." This form is used when addressing a group of people and instructing them to perform the action of writing.

The verb "írni" belongs to a regular conjugation pattern in Hungarian. The imperative mood in Hungarian is used to express commands, requests, or suggestions. For the second-person plural, the imperative suffix is typically "-jatok" or "-jetek," depending on vowel harmony rules. In the case of "írni," the vowel harmony dictates the use of "-jatok," resulting in "írjátok."

This form would be employed in various contexts. For example, a teacher might say to their class, "Irjátok le a leckét!" (Write down the homework!). A friend group might be discussing a collaborative project, and one might suggest, "Na, akkor irjátok meg a részeteket!" (Well, then write your parts!). It is a common and essential verb form for direct address in Hungarian when multiple people are being spoken to. Understanding this conjugation is crucial for comprehending and speaking Hungarian effectively.