convertís

Convertís is the second-person present indicative form of the Spanish verb convertir, meaning to convert, transform, or adapt. It can refer to changing the form or state of something, such as converting energy, units, or materials, or to religious or ideological conversion. The sense is typically context dependent, ranging from physical transformation to metaphorical or abstract changes.

Regional usage and pronouns are a key feature of this form. In Spain, convertís is the vosotros form used with the informal plural you. In many Latin American dialects that employ voseo, convertís also appears as the second-person singular present indicative with the pronoun vos, so the same spelling corresponds to vos you. In regions that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding form for ustedes is convierten. The pronunciation is generally [konβeɾˈtis].

Grammatical notes: convertís is part of a regular present tense paradigm for -ir verbs in the vosotros or vos form, with the accent marking stress on the final syllable. The related forms in the same paradigm are: convierto, conviertes, convierte, convertimos, convertís, convierten. The form does not indicate a different mood or aspect beyond the present indicative; the corresponding present subjunctive would be convertáis.

See also: convertir, voseo, in Spanish grammar references, verb conjugation resources.