incorporáis

Incoporáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb incorporar. It corresponds to “you all incorporate” or “you all are incorporating” and is used when addressing a group of people in informal, regional varieties of Spanish—primarily in Spain, with some usage in other Spanish-speaking regions that employ vosotros forms. The action expressed is adding, including, or integrating something into a group, system, or body.

Grammatically, the subject of the verb is vosotros, and the form is part of the present tense. The full present tense conjugation of incorporar (indicative) is: yo incorporo, tú incorporas, él/ella/Ud. incorpora, nosotros incorporamos, vosotros incorporáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. incorporan. In Latin America, where ustedes is the standard second-person plural, the equivalent present form is incorporan. The imperative corresponding to vosotros is incorporad.

Usage examples illustrate its meaning. "Hoy incorporáis dos nuevos empleados al departamento" signals adding staff. "La empresa continúa incorporáis prácticas de seguridad" can be used in some dialects, though more common would be "incorporáis prácticas" or "venís incorporando prácticas" depending on context. The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object, such as personas, ideas, procesos, productos, o normas.

Etymology traces incorpora back to Latin incoporāre, from in- “into” and corpus “body,” reflecting the sense of forming something into a body or integrating it into a larger whole.