congregáis

Congregáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb congregar, meaning “you all gather” or “you all convene.” It is used when addressing a group informally in dialects that retain the vos form, most notably in Spain.

In most of Latin America, the vos form has been replaced by ustedes, so congregáis is primarily heard in Spain and in regions that use vosotros. The verb’s present indicative forms follow standard -ar conjugation: yo congrego, tú congregas, él/ella/Ud. congrega, nosotros congregamos, vosotros congregáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. congregan. The imperative for vosotros is congregad, and the negative imperative is no congregéis.

Etymology and related forms: congregáis derives from congregar, which comes from Latin congregāre, “to gather together.” Related nouns include la congregación. The present subjunctive for vosotros is congreguéis. Example: Vosotros congregáis a la gente en la plaza cada domingo.