interferís

Interferís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb interferir. It is used in Peninsular Spanish to address a group, meaning “you all interfere” or “you are interfering.” The verb interferir generally means to intervene in or meddle in a situation, or to hinder a process.

The form interferís is characteristic of the vosotros conjugation in the present tense. In regions that use vosotros, interferís appears in everyday speech. In much of Latin America, where the vosotros form is not standard, speakers typically use the corresponding ustedes form: interfieren.

Usage notes: Interferir can carry a negative nuance when it implies intrusion or meddling, but the meaning can also be neutral or context-dependent, such as participating in or influencing a process.

Example: Vosotros interferís en la conversación cuando nadie ha terminado de hablar. A more neutral regional alternative is used in Latin America: ustedes interfieren en la reunión.

See also: interferir, conjugation of interferir, vosotros (Spanish dialect).