Ofendías

Ofendías is a Spanish verb, the imperfect indicative form of the verb "ofender," which translates to "to offend" in English. The imperfect tense is used to describe ongoing or habitual actions in the past, or to set the scene for past events. Therefore, "ofendías" literally means "you used to offend" or "you were offending" (referring to the informal second-person singular pronoun "tú").

This verb form would appear in sentences describing past behavior. For example, "Tú siempre te ofendías por cosas pequeñas" translates to "You always used to get offended by small things." Another example could be "Cuando éramos niños, tú te ofendías fácilmente" meaning "When we were children, you used to get offended easily." The context in which "ofendías" is used would determine the precise nuance of the past action being described, whether it was a repeated occurrence or a continuous state. It is important to note that "ofendías" is specifically conjugated for the "tú" form; other pronouns would use different conjugations of the imperfect indicative of "ofender."