esgotasteis

Esgotasteis is a Spanish verb form derived from the verb "agotar," which means "to exhaust" or "to deplete." Specifically, "esgotasteis" is the second-person plural (vosotras/vosotros) in the preterite tense, indicating a completed action in the past. It translates to "you all exhausted" or "you all depleted," depending on context.

The preterite tense is used in Spanish to describe actions that are fully completed at a specific point in the past. The regular conjugation of "agotar" in the preterite involves adding the appropriate endings to its stem, "agot-." For "vosotras/vosotros," the ending is "-asteis," resulting in "esgotasteis."

"Es Gotasteis" is primarily used in regions where the tú-vos variant is common, such as Argentina, Uruguay, and parts of Central America. In Spain, the standard informal second-person plural pronoun is "vosotros," making "esgotasteis" the standard conjugation in those areas. In countries where "vos" is used instead of "tú," similar conjugation patterns apply, but "esgotasteis" specifically pertains to the "vosotros" form.

Understanding and correctly using "esgotasteis" helps in accurately describing past completed actions and is essential for learners of Spanish aiming for regional linguistic proficiency.