consideráis

Consideráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb considerar, meaning you all consider or you all are considering. It is used to refer to a group that includes the person or people addressed, and it is common in Spain and other regions where the vosotros form is standard. In Latin American Spanish, note that ustedes (you all) typically uses the third-person plural form considered for present indicative.

Conjugation and forms: Considerar follows a regular -ar verb pattern in the present indicative. Key forms are: yo considero, tú consideras, él/ella/usted considera, nosotros/as consideramos, vosotros/as consideráis, ellos/ellas/ustedes consideran. The form consideráis carries an accent on the í, marking stress on the last syllable as is typical for the vosotros ending -áis.

Usage and regional variation: The vosotros form, including consideráis, is widely used in Spain and in communities influenced by Peninsular Spanish. In most of Latin America, vos forms are not used; instead, ustedes consideran is preferred. Beyond present indicative, vosotros forms differ in other tenses and moods, with ustedes escala as the corresponding third-person plural forms.

Notes: The imperative second-person plural form of this verb is considerad (affirmative) or no consideréis (negative), not consideráis. As with many Spanish verbs, context determines whether the sentence is a statement about a group’s current attitude or a description of a habitual action. Examples include questions like Qué consideráis de esta propuesta? and Statements such as Consideráis importante este cambio.