Importáis

Importáis is a Spanish verb conjugation. Specifically, it is the second-person plural, present indicative form of the verb importar. Importar, in its infinitive form, has several meanings in English, including "to import" (as in bringing goods into a country), "to matter," "to be important," or "to concern." Therefore, "importáis" translates to "you all import," "you all matter," "you all are important," or "you all concern" depending on the context of the sentence in which it is used.

In Spain, "vosotros" (you all, informal) is commonly used, and "importáis" is the direct conjugation for this pronoun. In most Latin American countries, the pronoun "ustedes" (you all, formal and informal) is preferred, and the corresponding verb conjugation would be "importan." Thus, the usage of "importáis" is primarily indicative of a speaker or writer addressing a group of people informally in Spain.

For example, in the sentence "¿Os importáis de mi opinión?" (Do you all care about my opinion?), "importáis" is used to ask a group of people if they value the speaker's viewpoint. Another example might be "Vosotros importáis mucho a vuestra familia" (You all mean a lot to your family), where "importáis" conveys the idea of importance or significance. The precise meaning is always determined by the surrounding words and the overall situation.