Expresaríais

Expresaríais is the second-person plural conditional form of the Spanish verb expresar. The verb expresar means "to express," "to convey," or "to state." The conditional tense in Spanish is used to talk about hypothetical situations, future actions from a past perspective, or to make polite requests. Therefore, "expresaríais" translates to "you all would express," "you all would convey," or "you all would state."

For example, in a sentence like "Si tuvierais tiempo, expresaríais vuestras opiniones," the phrase "expresaríais vuestras opinions" means "you all would express your opinions." This sentence sets up a hypothetical condition (having time) and then describes the action that would follow from that condition. It is important to note that this form is primarily used in Spain; in Latin America, the more common way to express the same idea would be using the third-person plural conditional, "expresarían," or a different construction altogether. This distinction highlights regional variations in Spanish verb conjugation and usage. The conditional tense, in general, carries a sense of possibility or politeness rather than a direct statement of fact.