inclués

incluís is a present-tense verb form in Spanish. It is the second-person plural form (vosotros) of the verb incluir, meaning “you all include.” This form is used in Spain and in regions where the vosotros form is standard; in most Latin American varieties, the vosotros form is not used and the corresponding form with ustedes is included (ellos/ellas incluyen).

Conjugation and usage:

The present indicative forms of incluir are typically: yo incluyo, tú incluyes, él/ella incluye, nosotros incluimos, vosotros incluís, ellos incluyen. The form includís carries an accent on the í to indicate the stressed syllable in this conjugation. The vosotros form is common in Spain and in some regional varieties, whereas in many other Spanish-speaking areas the ustedes form is preferred, yielding ustedes incluyen.

Etymology and related forms:

Incluir comes from the Latin includere, meaning to enclose or to include. In other Romance languages there are cognate forms such as Portuguese inclui and Italian includere, reflecting the same root. The vosotro form incluyes/incluís reflects regular -uir verb patterns in the present tense with a stem change for some forms.

Examples:

- Vosotros incluís varias categorías en la lista.

- En España, es común decir: “Vosotros incluís todos los elementos necesarios.” En muchas comunidades hispanohablantes se usaría: “Ustedes incluyen todos los elementos.”

See also:

incluir; vosotros; conjugation of Spanish verbs; vosotros vs. ustedes in Spanish.