Lograsteis

Lograsteis is a form of the Spanish verb lograr used to indicate that “you all achieved” something. It is the second-person plural preterite (pretérito simple) indicative form, used with the informal pronoun vosotros.

Usage notes: The vosotros form is standard in Spain and in some regional writings, but it is rare in most of Latin America, where ustedes are used for the second person plural. Consequently, lograsteis typically appears in Spain, especially in historical or literary contexts that reflect that regional speech. In Latin American Spanish, the corresponding past action would usually be expressed with lograron when using ustedes, or with lograsteis only in very limited or literary uses of vosotros.

Conjugation context: Lograr has related forms across tenses. In the preterite, the full paradigm includes: yo logré, tú lograste, él logró, nosotros logramos, vosotros lograsteis, ellos lograron. The present forms include logro, logras, logra, logramos, lográis, logran; the participle is logrado and the gerund is logrando. Lograsteis shares the same verb stem as these other forms.

Example: Vosotros lograsteis terminar el proyecto antes de la fecha límite. Translation: You all managed to finish the project before the deadline.