In general, we use the subjunctive mood, when the first clause expresses desire, wish, feeling, or request. To conjugate the verb, we begin from the first-person singular in the present indicative, i.e. “juzgo” (irregular that changes "u" to "ue"), and we extract the stem “juzg-”. Then, the appropritae suffix is added for verbs with an "-ar" ending; in this case the third-person plural take the suffix "-en". Thus, the verb is conjugated as “juzguen”. Notice that we added "u" to maintain the hard "g" sound.
In general, we use the subjunctive mood, when the first clause expresses desire, wish, feeling, or request. To conjugate the verb, we begin from the first-person singular in the present indicative, i.e. “juzgo” (irregular that changes "u" to "ue"), and we extract the stem “juzg-”. Then, the appropritae suffix is added for verbs with an "-ar" ending; in this case the third-person plural take the suffix "-en". Thus, the verb is conjugated as “juzguen”. Notice that we added "u" to maintain the hard "g" sound.