Crearéis

Crearéis is the second-person plural form of the verb crear in the futuro simple (future indicative) in Spanish. It expresses an action that the subject “vosotros” will perform in the future, i.e., “you all will create.” This form is standard in dialects that use the vosotos/vosotras forms, most notably in Spain. In many Latin American varieties, where the pronoun ustedes is common, the corresponding form is crearán.

Conjugation and usage: crearéis is formed from the infinitive crear plus the future plural ending -éis, with the accent on the final syllable to indicate the stressed last-syllable pronunciation. The form is regular for an -ar verb, so its other tenses and moods follow the standard -ar verb patterns when adapted to vosotros (e.g., creáis in the present, crearíais in the conditional).

Dialectal note: The use of vosotros and its future forms like crearéis is common in Spain, parts of the Caribbean and the United States where Peninsular Spanish is taught or spoken. In much of Latin America, speakers typically use ustedes and creerán as the equivalent future form, rather than crearéis.

Example sentences:

- Mañana vosotros crearéis un plan de marketing para el proyecto.

- Si trabajáis de forma coordinada, vosotros crearéis una solución efectiva.

Etymology: crear proviene del latín creare, con el sentido de hacer o producir; su raíz se mantiene en las formas verbales modernas en español, conservando el significado de generar o producir algo nuevo.