corregís

Corregís is a verb form used in certain Spanish varieties. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb corregir in the voseo conjugation, commonly found in Rioplatense Spanish (notably Argentina and Uruguay) and in other dialects that use the pronoun vos instead of tú. The form is written with an acute accent on the í to indicate stress.

Corregir means “to correct.” In the present indicative, the vos form is corregís, while the tú form is corriges, the él/ella/Usted form is corrige, and the Nosotros form is corregimos. For plural address using ustedes, the form is corrigen. Thus, corregís functions as the informal second-person singular form in voseo varieties, contrasting with the tú forms used in most other Spanish-speaking regions.

Usage and examples: In contexts with voseo, you would say, for example, “Vos corregís los errores antes de entregar el informe,” meaning “You correct the errors before submitting the report.” In regions that prefer tú, the equivalent sentence would be “Tú corriges los errores.” The use of corregís reflects regional variation in pronoun choice and verb conjugation within the broader Spanish language.

See also: Voseo, Conjugation of corregir.