Subáis

Subáis is a Spanish verb form. Specifically, it is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the verb subir. The verb subir means "to go up," "to climb," "to rise," or "to increase" in English.

The present subjunctive mood in Spanish is used to express a variety of nuances, including desires, doubts, emotions, suggestions, and hypothetical situations. When conjugated into the second-person plural, "subáis" refers to the action of "you all" (vosotros) going up, climbing, rising, or increasing.

For example, in a sentence like "Espero que subáis pronto a la montaña" (I hope that you all go up to the mountain soon), "subáis" is used in the subjunctive to express a hope or desire. Another example could be "No creo que subáis el precio" (I don't believe that you all will raise the price), where the subjunctive expresses doubt.

The form "subáis" is primarily used in Spain. In Latin America, the third-person plural form of the present subjunctive, "suban," is often used instead of the second-person plural form for the informal "you all." Therefore, the context of the Spanish dialect being used is important when encountering or using "subáis." It is a conjugation that requires understanding of Spanish verb conjugation rules and the subjunctive mood.