Intervienes

Intervienes is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb intervenir, meaning to intervene. It is used to indicate that you are taking part in, stepping into, or becoming involved in a situation. The verb interveniren originates from Latin intervenire, literally “to come between,” and has a broad range of uses in everyday language as well as in legal, medical, political, and social contexts.

Grammatical notes: intervenir is irregular in the present tense. The standard present forms are yo intervengo, tú intervienes, él interviene, nosotros intervenimos, vosotros intervenís, ellos intervienen. Intervienes (tú) represents the second-person singular form. Intervenir can take the preposition en to indicate involvement in a process or event (intervienen en un proyecto, interviene en un debate, etc.). Perfect tenses are formed with haber (he intervenido, has intervenido, etc.).

Usage: Intervenir is widely used in Spain and Latin America to express active, often purposeful involvement or interruption in a situation. It can describe actions in emergencies, negotiations, or administrative processes, and appears in both formal and informal speech. Distinctions with synonyms exist (mediar, participar) depending on nuance; intervenir emphasizes taking direct action or stepping in to influence an outcome.

See also: intervenir, intervención, intervenir en, intervención.