interpretasteis

Interpretasteis is a Spanish verb form used for the past tense. It is the second-person plural form (vosotros/vosotras) in the pretérito simple (preterite) of the verb interpretar, meaning "you all interpreted" or "you interpreted" when addressing a group informally in Spain.

The form is regular for -ar verbs: it is built from the stem interpret- plus the ending -asteis, following the standard preterite endings -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron. Therefore interpretasteis consistently indicates a completed action in the past by the vosotros/as subject.

Regional usage varies: in Spain, vosotros forms are common and interpretasteis is frequently used in everyday speech, literature, and media. In most of Latin America, the pronoun vosotros is rarely used, and the corresponding form is ustedes interpretaron, which uses the third-person plural preterite.

Example: Interpretasteis la obra con notable comprensión. This sentence means that you all interpreted the play with notable understanding. Interpretasteis is typically found in dialogues or narratives that feature informal plural address and is less common in formal writing, where ustedes interpretaron or or simply interpretaron might appear depending on region.