Releéis

Releéis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb releer, meaning to read again. It is used with the pronoun vosotros, which is common in Spain and some parts of the Spanish-speaking world, to indicate that you all reread something.

Conjugation information shows that releer follows the regular -er verb pattern in the present tense, with the forms releo, relees, relee, releemos, releéis, releen. The form releéis carries an accent on the preceding syllable to maintain the standard stress pattern of the verb. An example sentence is: Vosotros releéis el capítulo para preparar la reunión.

Etymology and usage notes: releer is formed by combining the prefix re- (again, back) with leer (to read). The present-tense forms preserve the vowel sequence associated with leer, producing releo, relees, relee, releemos, releéis, releen. In regions that do not use vosotros, such as much of Latin America, the corresponding meaning is conveyed with ustedes releen or simply leen.

Related forms include the base verb releer and the unrelated but cognate verb leer. Releír, releerte, o releísmo are not standard forms; the correct spelling for the second-person plural present is releéis. Usage examples typically involve rereading written material, such as a report, a chapter, or notes, to verify details or improve understanding.