Aburrís

Aburrís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb aburrir. It is used with the subject vosotros, primarily in Spain, to express that you all bore someone or that something is boring to you all. The form reflects the influence of the vosotros pronoun, which is less common outside Spain; in many other dialects, the corresponding form for ustedes would be aburren.

Conjugation context: aburrir means “to bore” or “to be tedious.” In present tense, the full conjugation is: yo aburro, tú aburres, él aburre, nosotros aburrimos, vosotros aburrís, ellos aburren. The vosotros form carries the accent on the í to indicate the stress on the last syllable.

Usage notes: Aburrís can appear with a direct object to indicate what is boring others, as in “Vosotros aburrís la clase con esa charla.” It can also be used in questions or negative clauses just like other present-tense forms (e.g., “¿Aburrís a la audiencia?”). The related reflexive verb aburrirse means “to get bored,” as in “Os aburrís si la clase no cambia de tema.”

Related forms: aburrido (adjective meaning bored/boring), aburrir (to bore), aburrirse (to get bored). The sense and construction are closely tied to the object being bore or to the act of causing boredom, rather than to the subject’s own state unless used reflexively.