Diferíais

Diferíais is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb "diferir." Specifically, it represents the second-person plural conditional tense of the verb. The conditional tense in Spanish is typically used to express hypothetical situations, polite requests, or to indicate what would happen under certain circumstances.

In the context of "diferíais," it translates to "you all would differ" or "you all would vary." For example, one might say, "Si tuvieran más información, diferíais en su opinión" (If you had more information, you all would differ in your opinion). This grammatical form is less common in everyday spoken Spanish compared to other verb tenses, but it remains a valid and important part of the language's conjugational system.

The verb "diferir" itself means to differ, to vary, or to disagree. It describes a state of not being the same. Therefore, "diferíais" specifically refers to the action of a group of people (addressed as "vosotros" or "ustedes" in formal contexts) not being in agreement or not being identical in some respect, under a hypothetical or conditional scenario. Understanding this conjugation is key to comprehending nuanced expressions of possibility and conditionality in Spanish.