Registráis

Registráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb registrar. It means to register, enroll, or record something in an official system or list. The form is typical of Spain, where the vosotros form is used in informal plural address. In most Latin American varieties, the corresponding form uses ustedes and the verb registrar in the third-person plural (ustedes registran).

Conjugation and usage notes: registrar is an -ar verb, so its present indicative endings are -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an. For vosotros, the ending is -áis, yielding registráis. The pronunciation is commonly rendered as re.xisˈtɾáis, with the g before i pronounced as a soft /x/ and the stress on the last syllable. The meaning remains the same across dialects, though the subject pronoun changes: vosotros registráis vs. ustedes registran.

Common uses: registráis can describe the act of signing up people or items, recording data, or listing entries in a registry. Examples include registering attendees at an event, enrolling students in a course, or recording purchases in a log. Because many Spanish-speaking regions use ustedes instead of vosotros, the same action is expressed as ustedes registran or simply registran in daily speech.

Relation to related terms: registráis is related to the noun registro (registry, record) and to the verb registrar’s other forms (registro, registró, registré, etc.). Etymologically, registrar derives from Latin registrare, meaning to record or enroll, which underpins its current uses in official and administrative contexts.