arruináis
Arruináis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb arruinar. It translates roughly as “you all ruin” or “you all are ruining,” and is used with the pronoun vosotros, the informal plural you in Spain and in some regions that use this form. In much of Latin America, the corresponding form is ustedes arruinan, which serves the same function with ustedes rather than vosotros.
Origin and meaning: Arruinar comes from the noun ruina (ruin) with the prefix a-, forming a verb
Conjugation and usage: Arruinar is a regular -ar verb. Present indicative forms include: yo arruino, tú arruinas,
- Vosotros arruináis la sorpresa si contáis antes de tiempo.
- Si gastáis demasiado, arruináis el presupuesto del proyecto.
Notes: Arruináis reflects regional variation in Spanish pronouns and verb forms. In written or formal contexts