Sufristeis

Sufristeis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb sufrir in the pretérito indefinido (preterite), used to express that you all suffered a completed action in the past. The verb sufrir means to endure, experience hardship, or afflict oneself by something.

In the pretérito indefinido, sufrir is conjugated as follows: yo sufrí, tú sufriste, él/ella/Ud. sufrió, nosotros sufrimos, vosotros sufristeis, ellos/ellas/Uds. sufrieron. The vosotros form sufristeis is the standard in Spain, where the pronoun vosotros is used for informal plural you. In many other Spanish-speaking regions, including most of Latin America, the corresponding form is not used; speakers typically employ ustedes and sufrieron for the past tense.

Usage notes: Sufristeis indicates a completed event or experience in the past and is often found in narrative or recounting past events. It is not used for ongoing or repeated actions in the past, which would be expressed with other tenses or aspects, such as the imperfect or the present perfect.

Examples: Ayer vosotros sufristeis mucho durante el viaje. Durante la tormenta, vosotros sufristeis varios contratiempos. In Latin American varieties, you would commonly say, for example, Ustedes sufrieron mucho ayer, using sufrieron rather than sufristeis.