implementáis

Implementáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb implementar. It is used when addressing a group of people informally in Spain and in regions where the vosostros/vosotras form is standard. In most of Latin America, where ustedes is used for both formal and informal “you,” the equivalent present-tense form is implementan or están implementando, depending on the construction.

Definition and usage

Implemetar means to put into effect or to carry out a plan, policy, system, or process. It can also mean to provide tools, features, or equipment needed for a task. In everyday Spanish, implementáis appears in contexts such as planning, project work, policy discussions, and technology development, where speakers talk about putting a proposal or solution into practice.

Conjugation notes

The verb belongs to the regular -ar verb family in present tense conjugation. Full present indicative forms include: yo implemento, tú implementas, él/ella/Ud. implementa, nosotros implementamos, vosotros implementáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. implementan. The pronunciation of implementáis follows the standard stress pattern for vosotros forms, with the accent on the a of -áis.

Etymology and related forms

Implemetar derives from the noun implemento (an instrument or tool) or from a Latin-based formation related to impleo/plementum, and the suffix -ar to form a verb. Related terms include la implementación (the act of implementing) and implementador (one who implements).

See also

Implementation, implementación, implementar.