Reprodujisteis

Reprodujisteis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb reproducir in the pretérito indefinido (simple past). It corresponds to “you all reproduced” and is used with the subject vosotros, a form common in Spain. In Latin American varieties that do not use vosotros, the equivalent past tense tends to be formed with ustedes (reprodujeron) or with tú/vosotros forms that are uncommon in those dialects.

Conjugation and formation: reproducir is an irregular -ducir verb in the preterite. The standard preterite forms are: yo reproduje, tú reprodujiste, él reprodujo, nosotros reprodujimos, vosotros reprodujisteis, ellos reprodujeron. The vosotos form, reprodujisteis, is built on the stem reproduj- plus the regular preterite ending -isteis, with a j instead of the c before the e/i vowel sequence.

Usage notes: Reprodujisteis is characteristic of Spain and other regions that maintain the vosotros pronoun. In contexts without vosotros, or in formal writing directed at a broad audience, you would typically use reproduced forms such as vosotros no se emplean, or more commonly ustedes reprodujeron in Latin American Spanish. The meaning remains “you all reproduced” or “you all produced again,” depending on context.

Example: Ayer reprodujisteis la grabación y quedó en buen estado. This sentence demonstrates the use of the vosotros past form in a typical communicative context. Related forms include reproduje, reprodujiste, reprodujo, reproducimos, reprodujisteis, reprodujeron, illustrating the stem change from -ducir verbs in the preterite.