Ensambláis

Ensambláis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb ensamblar. The verb means to put together components to form a whole, often in a mechanical, electronic, or manufacturing context. In regions that use the vosotros form, such as Spain, "ensambláis" corresponds to “you (all) assemble.” In most of Latin America, where the vosotros form is not used, the corresponding present tense form for ustedes is "ensamblan."

Conjugation and usage notes: In the present tense, -ar verbs like ensamblar follow the pattern -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an. Examples: “Vosotros ensambláis las piezas.” and, for ustedes, “Ustedes ensamblan las piezas.” The form "ensambláis" is therefore a regional variant tied to the vosotros paradigm.

Related terms and nouns: The action or result of assembling is commonly expressed with the nouns "ensamblaje" or "ensamble." The adjective "ensamblable" describes something that can be assembled. In practice, "ensamblar" is often contrasted with "montar" in technical language; while both can mean to assemble, "ensamblar" emphasizes putting together parts, whereas "montar" can also mean to mount or set up.

Overview: Used across various domains—manufacturing, logistics, electronics, construction, and general discourse—the form "ensambláis" signals direct address to a group in contexts favoring the vosotros form.