Decidete

Decidete is a form that appears in various Romance-language contexts, with distinct uses in Italian and Spanish. In Italian, decidete is the second-person plural imperative of the verb decidere, meaning “you all decide.” It is used to urge a group to come to a decision and is a standard conjugation of the verb in the voi form, as in Decidete insieme quale strada prendere.

In Spanish, the corresponding reflexive sense is more common in the tú form as decídete, meaning “decide for yourself” or “make up your mind.” The non-accented spelling decidete is generally considered a misspelling in correct Spanish orthography, where the acute accent in decídete signals the proper stress. The imperative forms for ustedes or ustedes would be decidan, while for tú with reflexive you would typically see decídete.

As a potential proper noun, Decidete may also be used as a brand name, campaign title, or product descriptor in brief, marketing, or media contexts. When capitalized, it functions as a name rather than a verb, and its meaning would be determined by the brand or project it represents.

See also: decidir, decidirse, decisión, decisión, decision, decídate (Spanish reflexive form with proper accent), decídete (Spanish imperative with accent). The term highlights how near-identical spellings can cross language boundaries and carry different grammatical roles.