Promovéis

Promovéis is the second person plural form of the present indicative of the Spanish verb promover, meaning to promote, advance, or support something. It is used when addressing a group informally in Spain (vosotros form). In most Latin American dialects, where ustedes is common, people typically say promueven instead of promueven or use ustedes promueven; therefore promovéis is less common outside Spain.

Originating from Latin promovēre, promover carries senses of promoting development, fostering initiatives, or publicizing something. As a regular -er verb in the present tense for vosotras/vosotros, its endings follow the pattern of other -er verbs (yo promuevo, tú promueves, él promueve, nosotros promovemos, vosotros promovéis, ellos promueven).

Usage notes: promovéis is primarily used in Spain in informal or familiar contexts. In formal or mixed settings, or in most of Latin America, speakers would default to promueven with ustedes or use the vosotros form only in regions that maintain that pronoun. The verb can apply to campaigns, policies, products, ideas, or events that a group actively supports or advances.

Example sentences:

- Promovéis una campaña de concienciación sobre el reciclaje en vuestra comunidad.

- ¿Promovéis nuevas iniciativas para mejorar la seguridad?