Reanudáis

Reanudáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reanudar. It is used with the pronoun vosotros in Spain and other regions that retain the vos form, and translates as “you all resume” or “you all are resuming.”

Morphology and usage: Reanudáis follows the regular -ar verb pattern for vosotros in the present tense, with the ending -áis and the stress on the last syllable. Example: “Después del descanso, vosotros reanudáis la reunión.” This form is common in contexts referring to ongoing activities or plans being picked up again.

Etymology and meaning: The verb reanudar is built from the prefix re- meaning “again” attached to an older verb such as anudar (to tie). The figurative sense extended to mean “to resume” or “to begin again” after a pause or interruption.

Conjugation context: Other present-tense forms of reanudar include yo reanudo, tú reanudas, él/ella/usted reanuda, nosotros/reanudamos, ellos/ellas/ustedes reanudan. The present subjunctive for vosotros is reanudéis, and the imperative affirmative is reanudad. In regions where vosotros is not used, the corresponding form for “you all” is typically ustedes reanudan.

Regional variation: In Latin America, where ustedes is the standard second-person plural, the form corresponding to “you all resume” is ustedes reanudan.

See also: reanudar.