Lográis

Lográis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb lograr. It is primarily used in Spain when addressing a group informally (vosotros). The meaning corresponds to “you (all) achieve,” “you manage to,” or “you succeed in.” It can be used with a direct object or with an infinitive, for example: lográis un objetivo (you achieve a goal) or lográis terminar a tiempo (you manage to finish on time).

Grammatical notes: Like other -ar verbs, lograr conjugates as log- + ar endings. The vosotros form adds the accented ending -áis, yielding lográis. The form is distinct from the Latin American vosotros equivalents found in other dialects, where ustedes logran or ustedes logran + infinitive constructions are more common. The present tense of lograr in this dialect contrasts with forms such as logras (tú) and logra (él/ella).

Usage considerations: lográis is used when speaking directly to a group of people with the informal tú-voseo standard in regions that maintain the vosotros form. In formal or plural contexts without vosotros, speakers typically use ustedes logran. Colloquial or emphatic tones can be conveyed through context and intonation.

Example sentences:

- Lográis superar muchos obstáculos cuando trabajáis juntos.

- Si seguís estudiando, lográis vuestro objetivo antes de fin de año.

- ¿Lográis entender el plan o necesitáis más tiempo?

Overall, lográis is a standard, regionally marked form of logro, valued for its precise second-person plural reference in Spain.