Reponéis

Reponéis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reponer. Reponer means to replenish, replace, or restore something that has been used, consumed, or removed; it can also refer to recovering strength or morale in certain constructions (reponerse). The form reponéis is used when addressing a group in Spain with the vosotros pronoun. In many other Spanish-speaking regions, where ustedes is used instead of vosotros, the corresponding present indicative form is reponen.

As a regular -er verb, reponer follows standard conjugation patterns. Therefore, you say vosotros reponéis, vosotros reponéis las existencias, or vosotros reponéis lo necesario para continuar. The verb also has related forms: present subjunctive for vosotros is repongáis; the affirmative imperative is reponed; the negative imperative is no reponáis. Other tenses use forms derived from the same stem, such as reponía, repondré, and repondría, varying by mood and aspect.

Usage notes and nuances: reponer often implies replacing items that are missing or restoring something to its previous state, such as stock, supplies, or physical items. In contrast, phrases like reponerse refer to recovering from fatigue or a setback. The choice of form (vosotros vs. ustedes) reflects regional variation in Spanish-speaking communities and affects which present indicative form is used in everyday speech.