apuntéis

Apuntéis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb apuntar. It is used when addressing a group informally in Spain, where the vosotros form is standard.

In clauses that express doubt, desire, possibility, necessity, or recommendation, you would use apuntéis after que, as in Es importante que vosotros apuntéis la dirección en el cuaderno. It can also appear in commands or expressions of hope when addressing multiple people in the subjunctive mood.

Conjugation: Present subjunctive forms areyo apunte, tú apuntes, él/ella/Ud. apunte, nosotros apuntemos, vosotros apuntéis, ellos apunten. The imperfect subjunctive has forms such as apuntaseis or apuntárais, depending on the variant used.

Regional usage: In much of Latin America, where ustedes replaces vosotros, the corresponding present subjunctive is apunten (ustedes). For example, Es necesario que ustedes apunten los datos correctly would be expressed with ustedes in that variety.

Notes: Apuntéis is one of several forms in the subjunctive mood for the second person plural, and it corresponds to vosotros in informal Spain. The verb apuntar itself means “to point” or “to jot down/record,” and its subjunctive form is used in subordinate clauses and polite or hypothetical contexts. Related topics include apuntar, the subjunctive mood, and the vosotros conjugation.