írtjátok

**írtjátok** is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb *ír* (to write), specifically the second-person plural present tense subjunctive mood. It is commonly used in informal and colloquial contexts, particularly in spoken Hungarian. The form is a contraction of *írtátok*, which itself combines the verb stem *írá-* with the plural subjunctive suffix *-tátok*.

In modern Hungarian, *írtjátok* is often employed in direct speech to convey a polite or slightly emphatic request, similar to the English phrase "you write" or "you should write." For example, one might say *írtjátok a levelet* ("you write the letter") to encourage or instruct someone to complete a task. The subjunctive mood in this context can also express a wish or suggestion rather than a direct command.

While *írtjátok* is widely understood, it is considered less formal than the indicative mood (*írtatok*), which is used for statements of fact. The subjunctive form is more common in spoken language and informal writing, reflecting a conversational tone. Over time, its usage has become more flexible, and it is frequently heard in everyday conversations among native speakers.

The verb *ír* itself is irregular in Hungarian, belonging to the small group of verbs that do not follow standard conjugation patterns. Its subjunctive forms, including *írtjátok*, are part of this irregularity, contributing to the language's distinctive grammatical structure.