Rompiáis

Rompiáis is a verb form found in the Spanish language, but it is not a standard form in modern grammar. It is generally considered nonstandard or erroneous for the present subjunctive of the verb romper in the vosotros form. The normative second-person plural present subjunctive of romper is rompáis, not rompiáis.

In standard Spanish, the present subjunctive forms are built from the verb stem romp- plus the subjunctive endings, with vosotros typically ending in -áis (rompáis). The form rompiáis does not appear in official dictionaries or grammar references as an accepted variant. Its occasional appearance is usually attributed to misspelling, typographical error, or influence from dialects or learner interference rather than to established usage.

Interpretations outside standard Spanish are limited and largely situational. Some learners or writers may encounter rompiáis in noncanonical texts, but it should not be regarded as a correct or widely used form. For clear communication and formal accuracy, rompáis should be used when addressing or referring to a group in the present subjunctive of romper. See also romper, subjunctive mood, and vosotros forms for related grammar.