beneficiáis

Beneficiáis is a verb form in the Spanish language. Specifically, it is the second-person plural, present indicative conjugation of the verb "beneficiar." This verb translates to "to benefit" or "to be advantageous to" in English. Therefore, "beneficiáis" is used when addressing a group of people (you all) and stating that something is beneficial or advantageous to them.

The structure of the Spanish verb conjugation system dictates this form. The "-ar" ending of the infinitive "beneficiar" is removed, and the appropriate ending for the second-person plural in the present indicative tense, "-áis," is added. This is a regular conjugation pattern for many Spanish "-ar" verbs. For example, other verbs like "ayudar" (to help) would conjugate to "ayudáis" in the same form.

When "beneficiáis" is used in a sentence, the subject is implicitly understood as "vosotros" or "vosotras," which are the informal second-person plural pronouns used primarily in Spain. In Latin America, the formal second-person plural pronoun "ustedes" is generally used for both formal and informal contexts, and the corresponding verb form would be "benefician" (the third-person plural conjugation). Therefore, encountering "beneficiáis" typically signals a context where the informal "vosotros" is being addressed.