Separáis

Separáis is a verb form in the Spanish language. It is the second-person plural (vosotros/vosotras) present indicative form of the verb "separar." "Separar" translates to "to separate," "to divide," or "to part" in English. Therefore, "separáis" is used when addressing a group of people (you all) and indicating that they are performing the action of separating something.

For example, in the sentence "¿Vosotros separáis las cajas por color?" (Are you all separating the boxes by color?), "separáis" is the verb conjugated for the subject "vosotros." It denotes the action of separating that the group is currently performing or habitually performs.

The verb "separar" and its conjugations, including "separáis," are common in everyday Spanish conversation and writing. The form "separáis" is primarily used in Spain, where the "vosotros" pronoun and its corresponding verb conjugations are standard for informal plural address. In most Latin American countries, the second-person plural form "ustedes" is used for both formal and informal plural address, and the verb would be conjugated as "separan" in that context. Understanding these regional differences is important for accurate communication in Spanish.