Fortalecéis

Fortalecéis is a verb form in the Spanish language. It is the second-person plural present indicative conjugation of the verb fortalecer. This means it is used when addressing a group of people ("you all") and describing an action that is currently happening or habitually occurs. The verb fortalecer itself means to strengthen, to fortify, to make stronger, or to reinforce.

Therefore, "fortalecéis" translates directly to "you all strengthen" or "you all are strengthening." For example, in a sentence like "Vosotros fortalecéis vuestra amistad con el tiempo," it means "You all strengthen your friendship over time." The context of the sentence determines the precise nuance. It can refer to physical strengthening, emotional strengthening, or the reinforcement of abstract concepts like ideas or alliances. The use of "vosotros" (the subject pronoun typically paired with this verb form) is common in Spain, while in many Latin American countries, the third-person plural form "fortalecen" is used with the pronoun "ustedes" to address a group informally or formally.