compartís

Compartís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb compartir, used in the vosotros conjugation. It means “you all share” and is typically employed when addressing a group informally in Spain. In most other Spanish-speaking regions, including much of Latin America, the equivalent form is “comparten” with the ustedes form (ustedes comparten) or simply “comparten” in everyday speech.

Grammatical notes: Compartís comes from the verb compartir, which is a regular -ir verb in the present indicative. The standard present forms are: yo comparto, tú compartes, él/ella/usted comparte, nosotros compartimos, vosotros compartís, ellos/ellas/ustedes comparten. The accent on í marks the stress in this vosotros form. The use of vosotros and compartís is characteristic of Peninsular Spanish and is less common in Latin American varieties, where ustedes comparten is normally used.

Usage and nuances: Compartir covers a range of “to share” meanings, including sharing objects, information, experiences, or spaces. It can imply cooperation or distribution, as in “Compartís la tarea entre los dos” (You two share the task) or “Compartís un enlace” (You share a link). In digital contexts, it is often used for sharing files or posts: “compartís el archivo” or “comparten la ubicación.”

See also: compartir, conjugation, pronouns vosotros and ustedes. The term is primarily a grammatical form, but it also reflects regional variation in how speakers address groups in Spanish.