enteráis

Enteráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb enterar, used with the pronoun vosotros in Spain. When used pronominally as enterarse, the form corresponds to “you all become aware” or “you all find out,” and is typically written as “vosotros os enteráis.” The reflexive use expresses the act of discovering information or becoming informed about something, often with de + information: “¿Qué os enteráis de la noticia?” or “Hoy nos enteramos de los cambios.”

In many regions outside Spain, where vosotros is not used, the corresponding form is “ustedes se enteran.” The verb enterar follows the regular -ar conjugation patterns; its present indicative forms are: yo entero, tú enteras, él/ella/usted entera, nosotros enteramos, vosotros enteráis, ellos/ellas/ustedes enteran; the present reflexive forms are: me entero, te enteras, se entera, nos enteramos, os enteráis, se enteran.

Usage notes: enterar can also be used transitively to mean “to inform” someone about something, though in standard Spanish this is more commonly expressed with informar; in this sense, enterar may sound formal or regional. See also enterarse for related uses and reflexive constructions.