Concentráis

Concentráis is a verb form in Spanish: the present indicative for the second person plural (vosotros) of the verb concentrar. It is used mainly in Spain and in communities that employ the pronoun vosotros, and it translates to “you all concentrate” or “you all focus.”

The form is regular for verbs ending in -ar. The stem is concentr-, and the typical present-tense ending for vosotros is -áis, yielding concentráis. In regions that do not use vosotros, such as much of Latin America, the corresponding tense is used with ustedes, and the third-person plural form concentran would be used (as in “ustedes concentran”).

Concentrar itself comes from Latin concentrāre, from con- (together) and centrum (center), meaning to bring toward a center or to focus. The verb also has a physical sense, as in concentrating a solution or liquid to reduce its volume, and a cognitive sense of directing one’s attention.

In everyday usage, concentráis appears in contexts where a speaker addresses a group informally: for example, “Concentráis la atención en el problema” or “Si concentráis todos los esfuerzos, podréis lograrlo.” It is a standard form within the vosotros paradigm and is widely understood in Spanish-speaking regions that use this pronoun.